Hap, meanwhile, is disposing of Rachel's body in the woods.
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Each machine also has a kiosk for disposing dirty gear.
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After disposing of Shepard, they returned to town around 1 a.m.
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They retrieve the collar and talk about disposing of the cubs.
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In fact, some shop owners reported disposing of older damaged materials.
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Simple things like hand-washing disposing of your used tissues, right?
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By disposing of Brocade's networking business, it could help mitigate this issue.
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That's like a food truck driving around and disposing of people's lunches.
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Disposing of the dirt this way minimized the possibility of raising suspicions.
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And the process of disposing what the president proposes is called negotiation.
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Disposing of the other assets and liabilities will take months or years.
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The two traditional means of disposing of human remains come with drawbacks.
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S. foreign shares as well as bonds while disposing of money market paper.
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The bill gives people a third option for disposing of human remains: recomposition.
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It would be better, then, to find some method of disposing of CO2.
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The Dogs of Hell are disposing of a dead body at a garage.
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I became the de facto exterminator, chasing, catching and disposing of their bodies.
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Burning the wigs was declared the only acceptable way of disposing of them.
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Jamie Pedersen, said it is an environmentally friendly way of disposing of human remains.
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This is particularly true in poor countries without good systems for disposing of them.
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There are a lot of options for disposing of human ashes, it turns out.
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With that said, there are some existing best practices for disposing of unwanted crystals.
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He did admit to cutting up her body before disposing it at sea, however.
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Mr. Burns' technique for disposing of nuclear waste isn't the dumbest idea we've seen.
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Disposing of state assets has for years been a tough sell inside Russia's elite.
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He does the same with sneakers, wearing them only once before disposing of them.
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Second, nuclear waste is dangerous and long-lasting, and disposing of it is expensive.
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They earned enough selling recycled content to offset the cost of disposing of trash.
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He had humorously likened himself to a butcher disposing of foes of human rights.
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We suggest following your city's local recommendations for disposing of a lithium-polymer rechargeable battery.
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In court on Tuesday, prosecutors said that Taylor has confessed to disposing of Stern's body.
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The steel sector's continued slump increases the difficulty of disposing of outstanding non-performing loans.
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Many Dalit work on farms and are involved in skinning or disposing of dead animals.
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Gate or tipping fees (the cost of disposing waste at a landfill) are also increasing.
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The administration has also curtailed Iran's options for disposing of its excess energy-grade uranium.
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For now, staff members will use each mask for a week before disposing of it.
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He also said that by leaving Venezuela, the company is disposing of all associated risks.
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Although that may include disposing lead, asbestos, and other hazardous material, according to the BLS.
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Then the FBI asked GSA to consult with lawmakers before disposing of other transition documents.
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The industry said that 'disposing' of the collected soot was too much of a problem!
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Disposing of them is dangerous work, and nowhere is the task more daunting than under water.
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Much of it is hard to recycle, and disposing of e-waste is costly and dangerous.
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Odebrecht is disposing of assets to refocus on construction, which accounts for a third of sales.
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That figure doubles if the cost of disposing spent fuel once and for all is included.
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Disposing of or storing fracking wastewater in unlined pits so that the toxic water contaminates groundwater.
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That includes wiping yourself down and disposing of any condoms or dental dams that you use.
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The cost of disposing the sludge is getting higher and higher, it's going up like that.
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The problem of disposing of nuclear waste, which lasts for more than 200,000 years, remains unsolved.
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A federal ban forbids New York from disposing of its treated sewage waste in the ocean.
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Some advocates say the makers of the drugs should be responsible for disposing or recycling them.
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After disposing of the fetus, she sought medical help at a local hospital for postpartum bleeding.
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What it is meant by "disposing of" is at the heart of the political status question.
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Disposing of billions of tons of harmful mine waste in salmon country is simply risky business.
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The alternative—clear-felling the often swampy forest and disposing of the resulting waste—is expensive.
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Scratch out any personal information on prescription labels to protect your privacy before disposing of medicine containers.
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"The focus is on collecting and disposing of plastics instead of reducing the quantity produced," he said.
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Maintaining America's nuclear arsenal, disposing of radioactive waste, and producing nuclear reactors would all fall under Perry.
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Disposing of a goldfish, or any other pet, by flushing them down the toilet is not recommended.
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He found Abramovich's company Crispian "was and is precluded under the framework agreement from disposing of shares".
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The Sanitation Department said that, annually, the city spent $12.5 million disposing plastic and paper carryout bags.
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The injunction prevents Sistema from disposing of the assets and from receiving income from the frozen shares.
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Vale is disposing of assets to help meet a $10 billion debt-reduction target by next year.
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American troops at Bagram Air Base had burned copies of the Quran while disposing of prisoners' possessions.
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During questioning, he admitted to disposing of her front tag, her driver's license, and her iPhone, police allege.
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During his service, Robinson had often assisted in disposing of waste in the burn pits of his base.
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The principle of taxing pollution should be extended to cover makers of things that will need disposing of.
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The Orlando Sentinel reports Estrada Reyes was allegedly tasked with disposing of the gun used to kill Morales.
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The department's contracts with dozens of energy companies said it would start disposing of the waste in 282.
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Yet businesses here seem reluctant to invest in disposing of their sewage in the way required by law.
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Dow allegedly admitted to disposing of the body but would not tell police where he put the remains.
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The VA aims to start disposing of 430 vacant or mostly vacant buildings within the next two years.
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"The whisky industry will now have a sustainable and reliable way of disposing of their residue", Tangney said.
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Mr. Read has created value for shareholders by disposing of assets such as the animal health unit Zoetis.
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Investigators learned later that Sims kept the body in a freezer for several days before disposing of it.
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The party has been known for disposing of its leaders with ruthless efficiency, notably in 1990 when Mrs.
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His 12-year-old son, Isaiah Wells-Thomas, gives him a hand, disposing of wipes and soiled diapers.
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"You can write them off, and you don't have to worry about disposing of them," Ms. Tiesi said.
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Line: Falcons by 3 The Falcons can clinch the N.F.C. South by disposing of the division's defending champions.
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Under the measure, abortion providers, not patients, would be responsible for the cost of disposing of a fetus.
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Turkish authorities alleged it was a premeditated crime that also involved dismembering Khashoogi's body and disposing of it.
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Options for disposing of the contaminated oil include selling it at a heavy discount or storing it in tanks.
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World Cup visitors in Moscow risk exacerbating the Russian capital&aposs chronic problem disposing with garbage at overflowing landfills.
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During questioning, he admitted to disposing of her license plate, her driver's license and her iPhone, police have said.
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Authorities believe Thomas killed Diane and dismembered her body before disposing of her remains, according to the police statement.
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And CBS News reports that police say Harris allegedly raped Hoffmaster before killing her and disposing of her body.
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That way, future servicing satellites could maybe even repair or refuel the defunct satellites instead of disposing of them.
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While she disposing of an uncontrollable Jake, reporter Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez) had his eye on the political powerhouse.
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Fukuoka, Japan "Funerals of the future" (April 14th) looked at the increasingly expensive business of disposing of the dead.
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Japan's biggest lenders are disposing of regional banks to shift resources to more profitable businesses such as overseas loans.
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And in enough cases it seems, people did just that, disposing goldfish they no longer wanted into wild water.
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It now appears that GFG is disposing of its business where it can so stay tuned for more deals.
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As well as being an unsightly nuisance, disposing of trash in public places also has a significant financial impact.
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Both the federal government and other states are in the process of disposing of power assets for similar reasons.
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When we first meet the sisters they are in the act of disposing of Femi, who was Ayoola's boyfriend.
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That injunction also sets aside a portion of the law that imposed new restrictions for disposing of fetal remains.
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The British Museum has rebuffed claims for permanent restitution of the bronzes, citing laws against museums disposing of assets.
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Now, ProPublica has found that researchers in the Media Lab violated state environmental regulations by disposing of wastewater underground.
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As you know, murdering someone is easy, but it's the disposing of the body that always causes the problems.
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If they are family heirlooms, keep that in mind before disposing of them, but even then, it's your call.
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They have a toilet chamber, a sleeping chamber, a nursing chamber and a chamber for disposing of the dead.
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It was then that the magnitude of the problem – disposing of the surplus plutonium – dawned on the two countries.
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In essence, these natural sponges were doing humanity a huge service by disposing of much of its gaseous waste.
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Because I like eating sweetened condensed milk straight from the can, I have no problem disposing of the excess.
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The follow-up, "'97 Bonnie and Clyde," details Eminem disposing of Kim's body, accompanied by their young daughter Hayley.
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It hasn't been determined, for example, what the landfill-eschewing answer is to disposing of a dishwasher beyond repair.
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I remain hesitant, convinced I'll accidentally shoot off my toe before ever disposing of a marauding army of bigots.
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He led a 303 study that recommended moving responsibility for disposing of the nuclear to an independent nonprofit corporation.
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The court decided 7-2 to uphold an Indiana law specifying requirements for disposing of fetal remains by abortion providers.
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In April, Reuters was first to report that Media-Saturn was in talks with M.video about disposing its Russian business.
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Second was unified middleweight champion and fan favorite Gennady Golovkin disposing of IBF mandatory challenger Dominic Wade in two rounds.
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The superhero is El Chicano, and he's disposing of the bad guys, so obviously viewers should be on his side.
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"And we provide the solution to that waste: no more throwing of batteries, disposing of batteries — no batteries," he added.
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No more disposing of the tissue in sanitary landfills, the destination of all other biological waste from hospitals and clinics.
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The decision to find a site and start disposing of nuclear waste in the 2020s was taken 40 years ago.
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When Advanta went out of business in 2009, Terry Diebold was tasked with disposing of a variety of company resources.
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I'd love companionship, I'd enjoy laughing more often, and I'm very interested in someone else disposing of the occasional insect.
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The average American generates about 1,93 pounds of garbage annually, and then spends lots of tax dollars disposing of it.
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The average American generates about 1,500 pounds of garbage annually, and then spends lots of tax dollars disposing of it.
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Lambert said that Bella walked in on her dad disposing of her mom's body by wrapping it in a sheet.
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"This lead, we have a person who states that he was directly involved in disposing of Natalee's remains," he says.
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Stericycle, a company specializing in disposing of regulated substances like pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, removes the drugs and incinerates them.
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As such, consumers have to blindly trust that operators are properly sterilizing their equipment and legally disposing of bloody needles.
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"Ways of disposing of cases without addressing the merits do become more attractive on an eight-member court," he said.
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One of his Christmas cards depicts a festive scene: a Victorian family, bundled against the cold, disposing of unwanted fruitcakes . . .
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This can lighten your electric bill, and save you from the hassle of removing and disposing of burnt-out bulbs.
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Nuclear energy is virtually emissions-free but poses potential safety risks and the thorny issue of disposing radioactive plant waste.
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And cremation, which recently surpassed burial as the most popular choice for disposing of human remains, produces significant greenhouse gases.
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And all six studies revealed that patients had no plans for safely disposing of the pills they no longer needed.
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Utilities that rely on coal could have to meet stricter standards for disposing of the ash produced by burning it.
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Ronald Reagan survived Iran-Contra, but disposing of the situation involved identifying fall guys and an internal personnel shake-up.
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The Fed is expected soon to start disposing of the assets it bought, another source of worry for many investors.
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SB 258: Abortion providers must offer the option of burial or cremation as a way of disposing of fetal remains.
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It is also a certified repair facility that can handle any service needs, including disposing of and replacing battery packs.
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Last year Buffett told investors he had no intention of disposing of Berkshire's IBM stake and expected the shares to rebound.
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It's a big dumb action movie with lots of explosions, and a casual hand at disposing of characters it's done with.
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They included new requirements for: well permitting, construction, and casing; disclosing the chemicals used in fracking; and disposing of related waste.
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The company is working at refinancing some loans, disposing off some assets and realigning the balance sheet, a third source said.
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The unusually strong quake will likely draw further scrutiny to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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In April, Reuters was first to report that Media-Saturn was in talks with M.video about disposing of its Russian business.
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Mr Müller is resistant, however, to disposing of any part of the firm, even a unit that makes marine diesel engines.
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The fact that banks are already disposing of bad loans shows that China is further ahead than in the late 30s.
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Mr. Shinzato was arrested on suspicion of illegally disposing of a body, a common early step in murder investigations in Japan.
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For much of the 19th century, public lands policy focused on disposing of federal lands and resources to fuel westward expansion.
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There was a video possibly showing another group of people disposing of the gun where Garcia Zarate said he found it.
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After disposing of the body on Maureen Phelan's kitchen floor, Tony feels awful that he's unable to inform the victim's mother.
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Earlier on Wednesday, officials said they had been safely removing and disposing of homemade explosives and bomb components in Conditt's home.
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It hit a goal of disposing of 500 million euros of non-strategic assets by 2019, one year ahead of schedule.
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Two sisters were disposing of their old living-room furniture to make room for a new set being delivered that afternoon.
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Pyrolysis supporters say the process can be a relatively clean way of disposing of tires and turning them into useful fuel.
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On weekends, only 15% correctly directed customers about safe antibiotic disposal and 7% gave the correct information about disposing of opioids.
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He said he went into a rage and strangled Ms. Watts before disposing of all three bodies at the oil site.
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Long was arrested Tuesday at his home and charged with murder as well as fourth-degree concealing evidence for allegedly "disposing paper towels containing the blood of Michelle Long in the kitchen trashcan" and fourth-degree obstructing the administration of law for allegedly disposing of the blood-stained paper towels and placing Michelle in the swimming pool.
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Given the economic and political importance of U.S. oil and gas drilling, he said disposing of wastewater would continue to be necessary.
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Dozens of strategies for preventing collisions and safely disposing of space junk will be discussed at the meeting, so follow the livestream.
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Under the new rule, hospitals, abortion clinics, and other health care facilities are prohibited from disposing of fetal remains in sanitary landfills.
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Disposing of cow dung became a problem, so they installed a biogas plant to convert it to electricity for lighting and cooking.
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They alleged that she put the child's body in the trunk of her car for a few days before disposing of it.
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However, scientists say the process of disposing its byproduct has been a bust for the environment, triggering underground tremors at unprecedented rates.
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A California woman pleaded guilty to torturing and murdering her niece and nephew and then disposing their bodies in a storage locker.
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It also called on local authorities to do a better job of relocating unemployed workers, disposing of company debt and allocating subsidies.
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Mr. Wheeler on Monday also issued a related proposal that moves back a deadline by eight years for disposing coal ash sludge.
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The report also accused former Lt. Anthony Wojcik of improperly disposing of three reports that contained detectives' handwritten notes documenting witness statements.
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As it stands, CBP says it keeps the photos of those identified as U.S. citizens for 12 hours before disposing of them.
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To prevent this problem from getting worse, it's crucial to get in the habit of disposing of unused medications properly, experts say.
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LoveFone, a company that advocates repairing cellphones rather than disposing of them, opened a mini workshop in a London kiosk in 2016.
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We are also in the process of disposing of 430 vacant buildings and are reviewing another 784 underutilized buildings for possible disposal.
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To the Editor: The absurdity of prosecuting a frightened, often grieving mother for disposing of her fetal remains incorrectly seems patently absurd.
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Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, is disposing of assets to help meet a $10 billion debt-reduction target by next year.
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They were charged with disposing corpses of gas chamber victims, and documented their activity using what an eyewitness has described as a Leica.
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But consider: Manufacturing the bottle, making the soda, shipping the bottle to the store, and disposing of the bottle all produce greenhouse gases.
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Contractors are "required to follow all federal, state and local requirements when handling and disposing of lead based paint debris," the statement said.
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Here's the thing ... Junior says he plans on disposing of Stipe in a very violent way -- a ferocious K.O. early in the fight.
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In the team's impressive run through the North American regional qualifiers, his play was critical in disposing of all the other NALCS rivals.
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This has led to some pretty wild ideas for capturing and disposing of space junk, including blasting it with lasers and huge nets.
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The U.S. spends more than $218 billion growing, processing, transporting and disposing food that's never eaten — a full 1.3 percent of total GDP.
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I think that my husband's wishes would probably best be honored by my disposing of everything, and I am prepared to do so.
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One man was still working at the plant, disposing of the D.O.A.'s — that is, the poultry that arrived on trucks already dead.
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And while nuclear plants may produce clean energy, disposing of nuclear waste and the prospects of catastrophic accidents or terrorist attacks, pose problems.
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Vale, the world's largest iron ore miner, is disposing of assets to help meet a $10 billion debt-reduction target by next year.
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Perhaps Jeff Sessions secretly fantasizes about disposing of the children he's captured at the border like another infamous mass kidnapper from another period.
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During an all-night interrogation, he confessed on videotape to sexually assaulting and smothering Anjélica and disposing of her body in the cooler.
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It had already hit a goal of disposing of 500 million euros of non-strategic assets by 2019, one year ahead of schedule.
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Like most Indian municipalities, Uttarkashi—a grimy cement-and-cinder-block town of eighteen thousand—has no proper means of disposing of garbage.
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Disposing of the bad loans of small and medium banks needs time, and will not be improved in the short term, Yang added.
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More shit about Clinton and her destruction of phones with hammers, something that anyone practicing good opsec does when they're disposing of old electronics.
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Environmental legislation is forcing companies to take responsibility for their products after they have served their purpose by recycling components or disposing of them.
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You are disposing of these young ladies in the alley or in the trash bin, and you are piling stuff on top of them.
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The mine's processing plant was shut down in 1998 after problems disposing of toxic waste water, and the whole site was mothballed in 2002.
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The daughters testified that their mother put the child's lifeless body in a clothes hamper before disposing of it in the woods, CBS reports.
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I'm not sure that this is an effective route, and sometimes disposing of the people who get it wrong often involves more problematic rhetoric.
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The firm should have policies for safely disposing of former client's data, and a succession plan if the advisor retires, switches firms or dies.
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The discussions are still early and Altice is also considering bringing on an investor in Lightpath without disposing of it entirely, the sources added.
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GE, the first such firm, is disposing of its middle-market lending business and other wholesale funding dependent businesses within its GE Capital arm.
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Pedersen is sponsoring a bill in the state's legislature that would add recomposition to the list of options available for disposing of human remains.
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For the past few years the French state has been quietly disposing of its stakes in various regional airports, including Lyon, Nice and Toulouse.
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Not only would no one buy my book, but libraries in various countries were disposing of them because people wouldn't take them for free.
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It gives states the authority to police utilities disposing of coal ash waste, but the EPA rule currently prevents authorities from customizing its application.
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Rather than carefully disposing of a bottle of Novichok, the hypertoxic nerve agent they used, they threw the evidence into a charity collection bin.
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Capturing those fibers before they get to the facility and disposing of them properly is important, because facilities haven't been consciously filtering out microfibers.
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A report released last month by the Ministry of Environment blamed the problem on the lack of affordable alternatives for disposing of solid waste.
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Astroscale, a Japanese company, is also on track to experiment with capturing and disposing a 20-kilogram dummy payload next year, according to SpaceNews.
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Timothy quickly decides to make a move once he notices the banner, then goes right back to bowing after disposing of the unwanted advertisement.
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"The administration must complete construction of MOX — the only viable method at this time of disposing of the plutonium," Mr. Wilson said in a statement.
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Bio-Response, based in Danville, Indiana, specializes in building machines for liquid cremation, a fast, environmentally-friendly, and controversial method for disposing of the deceased.
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It is currently focusing on disposing EthosEnergy, which it believes will contribute significantly to the disposal target of at least $200 million, the company said.
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The event marked a watershed moment for an aerospace industry that has been disposing these complex and insanely expensive launch vehicles for over 60 years.
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It's not always possible, but if you can keep your current computer around for a while before recycling or disposing of it, then do so.
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Lebara has been the subject of recent media reports that questioned the departures of former executives and its progress in disposing of non-core businesses.
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Sanitation workers are tasked with disposing of anything that violates the municipal code, like urine bottles, a common practice in areas that lack accessible bathrooms.
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Most famously, Hatch invented the reality show alliance, thus casually disposing of the vast majority of Survivor castaways before they knew what had hit them.
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The inventory build, however, will likely weigh on GDP in the second quarter as businesses place fewer orders with manufacturers while disposing the unwanted goods.
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Disposing in this way of carbon that those plants had taken from the atmosphere as they grew would reduce the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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According to multiple news outlets including CNN and ABC News, authorities suspect that the Idaho woman had something to do with disposing of Berreth's phone.
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Keller said Taylor often stored dynamite in his truck to blow up tree stumps (a common method of disposing of tree stumps at the time).
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"We have a person who states he was directly involved with [suspect] Joran van der Sloot in disposing of Natalee's remains," Holloway told Today Wednesday.
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Stern met McAtasney and Preston Taylor — who pleaded guilty to multiple charges and admitted to disposing her body — when the three were in middle school.
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"Greyhound is in long term structural decline and absorbs considerable management time without offering upside potential, and therefore disposing of it is optimal," Investec said.
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His comments came after a series of violent attacks on Muslims and low-caste Hindus for transporting cattle, disposing of cow carcasses and eating beef.
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Though our consumption of plastics is much higher than other countries, we have a much more rigorous approach to recycling and disposing of trash safely.
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"This is just gross stupidity," Mr. Laxminarayan said, and alternative ways of disposing of the crop can easily be found without compromising India's economic future.
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And, for $50 more, they will remove your old mattress and box spring, which is helpful since most municipalities charge extra for disposing of mattresses.
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A government-commissioned task force is examining five options for disposing of the tritium-laced water, including ocean releases, though no decision has been made.
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If a murder or fetal homicide charge won't stick, there are always charges like practicing medicine without a license or improperly disposing of fetal remains.
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The plot is more or less a chronicle of Elaine snagging and then disposing of a man, mixed in with some witchcraft and outraged villagers.
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Imperial, which traces its roots to a single car showroom in Johannesburg in the 1940s, is also considering disposing off its shipping firm in Europe.
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If the worst delay he faced at Shinnecock Hills was stopping for a photograph on his way to disposing of his garbage, life was good.
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Additionally, when prosecutors obtained surveillance footage showing Fotis disposing of bloodied items hours after Jennifer&aposs disappearance, they say he made a call to Mawhinney.
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The deals are part of Philips' strategy to grow its data-driven heathcare operations after disposing of all its non-healthcare related businesses in 2016.
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That followed an announcement filed by Wanda Hotel Development to the Hong Kong Exchange refuting media reports it was disposing of several projects in Australia.
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Though disposing of nuclear waste remains a concern, the state wants to subsidize nuclear plants upstate because of the steady, carbon-free power they provide.
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And after considering all the alternatives, if opioids are necessary, parents need to be vigilant about supervising the dosage, and properly disposing of extra pills.
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It piles up in our landfills, while manufacturing, shipping, and disposing of all of this stuff — often used for mere seconds — creates big greenhouse gas emissions.
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While you're cleaning out your kitchen and disposing of your berries, keep an eye out for other food recalls that have been reported in recent weeks.
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In a country that still sends over half its waste to landfill, municipalities and businesses are desperate to find other ways of disposing of their rubbish.
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"Greyhound is in long term structural decline and absorbs considerable management time without offering upside potential, and therefore disposing of it is optimal," Investec analysts wrote.
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The company, which recently sold natural gas assets in South Texas to fund Permian drilling, hinted at disposing some non-core acreage in the Permian basin.
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Indeed, disposing of the dead could denote feelings of empathy and respect, an understanding of their own mortality, and a distinction between themselves and other creatures.
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Earthquakes are now a disturbingly frequent phenomenon in the region, with all signs pointing to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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It's so isolated that killing a man in a hit-and-run and disposing of his body before the next car came along seems entirely plausible.
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The California woman who was allegedly captured on surveillance camera disposing of a bag full of puppies had 38 dogs in her Coachella home, authorities say.
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California authorities are searching for a woman who was seen on surveillance camera disposing of a bag full of puppies near a dumpster behind a store.
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A 2009 presidential executive order established guidelines suggesting procedures for federal agencies to follow when disposing of their used electronics, but these too are essentially voluntary.
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To win better terms from creditors, Odebrecht SA is disposing of businesses from water and sanitation firms to toll and energy concessions in Peru and Colombia.
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However, this will eliminate some of the offshore funding options previously communicated to Fitch, such as disposing or pledging its equity interests in projects and subsidiaries.
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Police said a witness told them that Jones had admitted to killing Bourgeois, dismembering her body and disposing of her remains, court records show, WKYT reports.
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Energy Solutions' business — disposing of low-level nuclear waste in the Utah desert — led to people calling the arena the Dump, the Isotope and Radium Stadium.
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Other suggestions include disposing of any unused medications, keeping child-proof caps on containers and leaving medications in their properly labeled boxes or bottles, Kane said.
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James E. Staley, the Barclays chief executive, has said that disposing of those noncore businesses was a key to unlocking the earnings potential of the bank.
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Why it's important to watch: This is the first of many times Walt and Jesse use hydrofluoric acid over the series when disposing of dead bodies.
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Chevron said in January it would sell its business in Africa's most industrialised country after disposing assets in Nigeria, in sales triggered by plunging oil prices.
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In March, mission head James Roaf said Serbia was making excellent progress on economic and financial reforms, but was lagging on disposing of unprofitable state firms.
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In this corner: The Capitals (2907-23-21, 118 points, +84), who had a tougher than expected time disposing of the Maple Leafs in six games.
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Before this oyster restoration project, the department was simply disposing of the old toilets, said Ben Huff, the water demand management program manager for the department.
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The quandary of what to do with whale corpses has troubled coastal populations for decades, and has inspired some novel methods for disposing of the behemoths.
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Orange buckets for disposing used needles were scattered about and mangled tents were pitched beneath a noisy thoroughfare, the scent of burning wood choking the air.
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" Or, as Michael Sean Breeden, a longtime corps member, put it, "We were lucky that she wasn't interested in disposing of what made the company special.
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Baker also asked GSA to consult with Senate and House intelligence committees before disposing of devices and information associated with other members of the transition team.
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HNA has not "suddenly started to liquidate assets", said Zhao, who added the company has been disposing of non-core businesses in line with group strategy.
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The executives also said that while HNA would not sell assets blindly, it has been disposing of non-core businesses in line with the group's strategy.
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SB-836, introduced by Steve Glazer (D-Orinda) would fine people $25 for smoking in state beaches or for improperly disposing of used cigarettes or cigars.
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But groups saddled with huge debts do not have that luxury; only by disposing of the most profitable parts can they raise enough funds to satisfy creditors.
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But according to Arnett, marriage remains the organizing force of our society—like Traister, most millennials are just putting it off, not disposing of it all together.
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Bacsinszky has taken down some big names en route to the semi-final, disposing of third seed Agnieszka Radwanska and 16th seed Ana Ivanovic in previous rounds.
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The lieutenant is also accused of disposing of reports with handwritten notes of statements by civilian witnesses who were critical of Van Dyke's actions, the report said.
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Many Dalits have broken professional barriers, but many more are stuck doing jobs no one else will take, such as disposing of dead animals and cleaning sewers.
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Car manufacturers should be responsible for taking back the vehicles, recycling or disposing of them, while authorities in higher-income countries should put in place export regulations.
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A Staten Island woman has been charged with murder for allegedly disposing of her newborn baby in a garbage bag while it was still alive, PEOPLE confirms.
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After disposing of the tick by any means except crushing it with your fingers, clean the bite and your hands with rubbing alcohol or soap and water.
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California authorities have arrested the woman who they believe was captured on surveillance camera disposing of a bag full of puppies near a dumpster behind a store.
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"It doesn't matter where you are in the world, the culture of consuming and disposing of furniture is a problem & we're working to solve it," Hoff said.
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In March, Casino had raised its goal for disposing of assets to at least 2.5 billion euros, seeking to achieve that by the first quarter of 2020.
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A resounding yes comes from the community of Litterati, an app that asks users to identify, photograph and geotag individual pieces of trash before disposing of them.
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After years of cost-cutting and disposing of non-core assets investors say returns and dividends need to show a marked pick-up as the restructuring ends.
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This meant that disposing of the founder, and the startup culture responsible for the initial innovation, didn't hurt a company's short-term or even mid-term prospects.
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Frank Rzucek Sr., Shanann Watts' father, questioned how Chris Watts could have killed people he was charged with protecting before disposing of them like bags of rubbish.
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Authorities believe he killed Bergman in a domestic dispute, then sent texts from her phone, and withdrew money from her bank account before disposing of her body.
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Chevron said in January it would sell its business in Africa's most industrialised country after disposing of assets in Nigeria, in sales triggered by plunging oil prices.
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Mr. Bewkes lifted the company's stock price, slowly but surely, by disposing of assets, eventually making his company the most attractive takeover target in the media market.
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But of course there are powerful men in Hollywood preying on vulnerable young women, using and disposing of them as if they were handkerchiefs instead of humans.
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When there are no alternatives to single-use plastics, Disney will continue recycling and disposing of single-use waste that cannot be eliminated, the news release said.
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In response to calls for repatriation made as recently as 2016, Britain cited its own 1963 act that forbids the British Museum from disposing of its holdings.
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But while the effort to replicate research is a valuable self-corrective in science, there may be reasons to think carefully before disposing of some findings altogether.
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Reusing goods and packaging as many times as possible, instead of disposing of them and then buying new ones, is one of the greenest practices there is.
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After gutting the 4,400-square-foot space and disposing of a leftover baptismal font, Mr. Jeffries reconstructed the building with an emphasis on symmetry and natural light.
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Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg) We never could get enough of the Queen of Thorns and her acid quips, or thank her enough for disposing of King Joffrey.
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The work beginning Saturday also includes measures like cleaning the retention pond built after last year's spill and disposing of the waste that has built up there.
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Khazanah currently owns a 26% stake in IHH, after disposing a 16% equity holding in a $2 billion deal to Japan's Mitsui & Co Ltd November last year.
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Nor has the North started disposing of its fissile materials or the facilities, such as centrifuges and a nuclear reactor, that have been used to produce them.
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Energy officials want to spend only the money necessary to wind down the MOX program while the government shifts to a different method of disposing of the plutonium.
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It will have to persuade the Russian government to agree to modify the agreement to allow the United States to change its method for disposing of the plutonium.
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The regulations eliminate other means of disposal that include grinding and discharging into a sanitary sewer system as well as disinfecting and then disposing in a sanitary landfill.
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The company is disposing of around 70,000 tonnes of copper concentrate that have been lying unused since the closure of the plant, the official told Reuters on Thursday.
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The telco blamed the decline on additional operating and support expenses after disposing of network signal towers, as well as a substantial increase in sales and marketing costs.
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Rich countries spend some $120 billion a year disposing of their municipal waste alone and another $150 billion on industrial waste, according to CyclOpe, a French research institute.
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People have spent decades trying to figure out a better method for disposing of polyethylene, to replace our current approach of just letting it tumble into the ocean.
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She told police that after beating his fiancée, Frazee burned her body in a water trough before disposing of it either at a dump or in a river.
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Barclays posted a 21 percent drop in first-half profit before tax due to the cost of disposing of its non-core business, when it reported last week.
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Startups are offering more radical disruption: rocket-launches for ashes; QR codes on graves linked to online tributes; new ways of disposing of bodies besides burying or burning.
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Going forward, Fitch expects coverage to improve to the mid-2x range due to manageable lease expirations and the company disposing of lower-growth, higher capital-intensive assets.
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Wellington is managing the portfolio by disposing of and acquiring new pubs, but the number of acquisitions is not sufficient to compensate for the number of pubs closing.
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The first-quarter inventory build is expected to restrain growth at least by the third quarter as businesses place fewer orders with manufacturers while disposing the unwanted goods.
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Whatever any president proposes on this subject is likely to change significantly before Congress finishes disposing of it, even if the president's party has majorities in both chambers.
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The company has been disposing of some of its idle and inefficient capacity, and spent only CNY103 million on fixed-asset and land-use rights purchases in 1H17.
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North Korea has not started disposing of its fissile materials or nuclear facilities, such as a nuclear reactor and centrifuges, that have been used to produce the weapons.
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The newspaper said he subsequently led officers to locations where they found the body parts, and that he now faces charges of disposing of and damaging a body.
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And he certainly met the challenge on Tuesday, disposing of Richard Gasquet, a familiar foe, by 6-2, 6-22018 in just 237 minutes at the Madrid Open.
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"The high value placed on novel and ambitious programs may be slowing down the pace at which today's new mega-givers are disposing of their fortunes," Callahan writes.
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Interest in a new process for disposing of the dead had trickled across the state; it was up to Schmidt to say whether the technology was even legal.
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Sam is essentially a part of the gig economy, taking on a constant stream of small jobs, which range from disposing of nuclear weapons to delivering a pizza.
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Flushing removes them safely and permanently from the home, while disposing of them in the garbage, even mixed with dirt or cat litter, might still pose a risk.
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Robots can perform many jobs that are difficult and dangerous for humans, ranging from mining to disposing of bombs and landmines to cleaning windows in high-rise buildings.
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Kenney told police that after beating his fiancée, Frazee burned her body in a water trough before disposing of it either at a dump or in a river.
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Saugy has said he acted routinely in disposing them and detailed his frustration in an open letter to regulators early this year, arguing he had been fully cooperative.
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Rocky Flat's demise began in 1989, when FBI agents and EPA investigators raided the plant based on a whistleblower's tip that contractors were illegally disposing of hazardous materials.
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He also confessed to having killed her on May 18, and disposing of her body the next day in the Allegan Game Area, about 50 miles from their home.
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A former college student was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing her newborn baby daughter inside her sorority house and disposing her in a trash bag.
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The machines will dole out packages of 10 needles (or syringes), along with a disposing container, bandages, addiction treatment pamphlets, a tourniquet and alcohol swabs, according to CBS News.
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They should oblige people who create waste to clean up after themselves and ideally ensure that the price of any product reflects the cost of disposing of it safely.
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The deal would have to be approved by European Union antitrust regulators, which could take a long time and require disposing of some assets to ensure competition is maintained.
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The American Public Health Association points out that disposing of human feces in a landfill could introduce into the groundwater any of 100 different viruses including polio and hepatitis.
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A Texas mother has been charged with capital murder after she allegedly drowned and decapitated her five-year-old son before disposing his body in the trash, PEOPLE confirms.
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Once inside, authorities now suspect, her husband, Chris Watts, likely murdered her and their two young daughters before disposing of their remains around property owned by his former employer.
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Financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday that the idea of selling the four banks together was being dropped in favour of disposing of each lender separately.
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The Disposal Rule, part of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), requires businesses to render consumer reports including credit and background checks unreadable before disposing of them.
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BT said it could fund the 25-30 billion pound cost of building a full fibre network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets and by cutting its dividend.
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Kingboard Chemical said in a filing on the Hong Kong Exchange that it would be disposing of those shares for consideration of 262.37 billion Hong Kong dollars ($20.34 million).
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Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), are reluctant to terminate the program without ensuring that the Energy Department's preferred alternative for disposing of the plutonium, called "dilute and dispose," is viable.
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Huiyuan Juice has been disposing of some of its idle and inefficient capacity, which raised around CNY173 million in 2014, CNY1.01 billion in 2015 and CNY468 million in 2016.
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"Criminal Court more accurately resembles a D.M.V. than anybody's conception of a court," he said, noting that judges there seem more occupied with disposing of cases than judging them.
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Perhaps even more important, the bank made progress disposing of its pile of troubled loans — the fundamental problem afflicting Italian banks after years of recession or near-zero growth.
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Boston Dynamics has always talked about Spot's ability to go places too dangerous for humans, whether it's checking for gas leaks or disposing of bombs and other hazardous materials.
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It turned out he wasn't paying a social call; he was disposing of his liquor bottles in the pond behind their house so his wife wouldn't come upon them.
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In a 2013 paper, Whittaker discussed the common impulse to avoid or forget negative feelings after breakups, typically by disposing of digital reminders such as photos and text messages.
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A criminal homicide charge had already been filed against the boy's father, Joseph Ray Daniels, who is accused of beating his son to death and then disposing of his body.
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Cutting up your own tree and disposing of it as you would other yard waste is an option for those handy with a saw (and in possession of a yard).
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In March, Casino had raised its goal for disposing of assets to at least 2.5 billion euros to cut debts, seeking to achieve that by the first quarter of 2020.
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But the scramble for tourist dollars has also fueled rapid development, which has taxed the island's fresh water supply, power grid and systems for disposing of sewage and other waste.
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Last year, in the middle of a rout in ore and metal prices, Ferreira set a target of disposing of non-essential assets to help cut debt by $10 billion.
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The U.S. can still demonstrate an international commitment to nuclear non-proliferation by disposing of the plutonium in one of the cheaper and faster methods identified by the Energy Department.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates about two billion gallons of brine are injected into rocks every day, 20 percent of which are used exclusively for disposing of the water.
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Freedom Sausage is responsible for disposing of any byproducts and separating any meat from deer thought to have Chronic Wasting Disease, a contagious neurological disease affecting deer, elk and moose.
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Government and commercial satellite operators could save hundreds of millions of dollars by servicing their satellites with resources from the Moon rather than disposing of, and replacing, their expensive investments.
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The billionaire family that controls Camargo Correa has discussed selling part of InterCement or partially disposing of assets such as Loma Negra for at least two years, the person said.
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In corporate news, Singapore-listed Noble Group said it would be disposing of its capital stock of Noble Americas Corporation, the company's global oil liquids business, for roughly $0.023 million.
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For at least two years, the billionaire family that controls Camargo Correa has discussed selling part of InterCement or partially disposing of assets such as Loma Negra, the person said.
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During British colonial rule which ended in 1997, landfills were the primary method for disposing of the city's waste, which has increased nearly 80 percent in the last 30 years.
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The corporation also reportedly violated state laws by disposing of medical waste, including syringes, over-the-counter and prescribed pharmaceuticals, and confidential medical information about its customers, in the landfills.
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Whether it's keeping a dedicated recycling bin in your bathroom or simply disposing of your recyclables in your kitchen's blue bin, the small steps you take make a big difference.
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The most common defense of public funding for Planned Parenthood from uneasy-about-abortion Democrats is that disposing of tiny human lives is a vanishingly small portion of its work.
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If you are disposing of bulky items, check and see which ones can sit on the curb and which ones need to be collected or dropped off at the dump.
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"Disposing of artworks and burning them is a pretty strong statement," said Tom Eccles, a noted arts curator and executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.
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The site further reports that Huntsville police Investigator Michael DeNoon alleged in court that Nikki told a friend she killed her husband and asked for help disposing of his body.
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Hussein K., an Afghan refugee in Freiburg, has been on trial since September for allegedly raping and murdering a student in Freiburg, and disposing of her body in a river.
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Working with The Humane League, United Egg Producers announced it will eliminate the practice of disposing of male chicks by 2020, or as soon as it is commercially or economically feasible.
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Pat McCrory said thousands of animals drowned so far as a result of this storm — mostly chickens on poultry farms — and he was deciding on rules for disposing of the carcasses.
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Silva dutifully knocked Bonnar out with a flying knee after the American missed, doing it all with an air of disinterested aloofness, as if he were disposing of a soiled diaper.
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Emile Weaver, a former Muskingum University student accused of giving birth in her sorority house's bathroom and disposing of her baby daughter in a trash bag, was found guilty on Friday.
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Increasingly such sales are a means of disposing of pricey assets bought legally by crooks using ill-gotten gains and seized by the authorities under the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA).
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If you need to remove a coral from a tank, store it in a plastic bag and close it, and soak rocks in a diluted bleach solution before disposing of them.
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The musical tells the story of the "demon barber of Fleet Street" in Victorian London, who kills customers by slitting their throats, then disposing of their remains as filling for pies.
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The SFC said in both statements on Tuesday, in the interests of investing public, the brokers were prohibited from disposing of assets held in the accounts, and from dealing with them.
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A 27-year-old Kentucky man admitted to killing the 20-year-old mother of his child, dismembering her body and disposing of her remains in two different dumpsters, PEOPLE confirms.
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Under the existing arrangement, the Justices are obliged to cooperate and driven to rule on narrow grounds, disposing of the actual cases that come before them while refraining from sweeping pronouncements.
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Authorities say Watts, 33, killed his wife Shanann, 25, and their daughters, Bella, 25.5, and Celeste, 26, on August 25 before disposing of them at a secluded site where he worked.
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So unless your lease says otherwise, you are not responsible for disposing of furniture that was there when you moved in, said David E. Frazer, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Public policy must evolve with its people, and this means disposing once and for all with the idea that laws fashioned from one-dimensional thinking can fit our multi-dimensional society.
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But they wouldn't cut the cost of railroading it a thousand miles, storing it in stockpiles, pulverizing it, burning it, treating the exhaust, cooling the water and disposing of the wastes.
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The SFC said here, in the interests of investing public, the nine brokers were prohibited from disposing of assets held in the accounts, and from dealing with them in any way.
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The report also includes multiple anecdotes from employees who said they were given physically-taxing or undesirable work, like disposing of garbage, that their white colleagues would not have to do.
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You should, however, gather a few items that will help to streamline the process and, hopefully, cut down on the ick-factor of disposing of so many long since forgotten foodstuffs.
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Narrator: Princess Cruises was fined $0003 million in 2016 for illegal dumping, and Carnival got hit with a $20 million fine in 2019 for disposing of plastic waste in the ocean.
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However, in my book, if you don't mind getting dirty and having to deal with disposing of the used oil, an oil change twice a year is the classic DIY option.
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Wider distribution of naloxone, which can reverse an opioid overdose, and public education on its delivery can also help, as can greater access to safe means of disposing of unused pills.
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"Retail pet stores that are small businesses are prohibited from selling, transferring, or otherwise disposing of cats or dogs, which for some stores may significantly reduce revenues," the bill analysis states.
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He removed his wife's wedding ring Watts said he took Shanann's wedding ring off her finger and put it on the counter when he returned home from disposing of the bodies.
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On a recent conference call with analysts and investors, Kimco's management said the company was also focused on disposing of assets in the coming year, moving out of less-profitable markets.
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Police told Deutsche Welle that they suspect "an unknown person—concerned with independently disposing of the product—might have thrown the zucchini over the garden hedge," and into the man's yard.
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An MIIT policy note also said that the ministry, which is creating the platform, will be liable for disposing of threats under the new rules, which will take effect on Jan. 1.
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"There are different ways to participate to help ensure that chemical weapons are not used there and that none are even present," Maas said, citing Germany's expertise in disposing of such weapons.
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Jones is facing the death penalty for killing his five children and driving hundreds of miles with their bodies in his SUV for a week before disposing of their bodies in Alabama.
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We've simply got to sort out that problem of finding safe ways of disposing of this, which basically means making it safe and burying it underground in a sort of solid form.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Disposing of the mounds of debris lining Houston streets three weeks after Hurricane Harvey flooding damaged about 2003,000 homes is riling residents and officials in the nation's fourth largest city.
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DEBT PRESSURES In March, Casino had raised its goal for disposing of assets to at least 2.5 billion euros to cut debts, seeking to achieve that by the first quarter of 2020.
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In a clip of the interview obtained by PEOPLE, he alleges that 4-year-old Bella walked in on her dad disposing of her mom's body by wrapping it in a sheet.
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Authorities said the location Smith gave police for disposing of her remains matched the wooded site north of Anchorage where Alaska state troopers recovered her skull with a gunshot wound in April.
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"I am committed to modernizing our nuclear stockpile, promoting and developing American energy in all forms, advancing the department's critical science and technology mission, and carefully disposing of nuclear waste," he said.
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Among the challenges would be physically dismantling and decontaminating the plutonium and uranium enrichment plants and the 5MWe reactor, and safely disposing of the radioactive fuel and nuclear waste, the report said.
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The group has pledged to focus on five key areas - oncology, gastroenterology, neuroscience, rare disease, and plasma-derived therapies – which contribute about 75% of its total revenue, while disposing of the rest.
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"I am committed to modernizing our nuclear stockpile, promoting and developing American energy in all forms, advancing the department's critical science and technology mission, and carefully disposing of nuclear waste," he said.Sen.
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The DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration has noted that several analyses show diluting the plutonium and disposing of it at the WIPP site would cost less than half of the MOX approach.
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Disposing of them is just a matter of scooping up the droplets (which will eventually rise to the top of any water containing them) and destroying them safely in, say, a furnace.
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LOCKUP PERIOD The prospectus said the government will have a "statutory lockup period" for disposing of any shares after the listing for six months, and a contractual lockup period for twelve months.
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And yet, I sense that the Jennifer plotline, in which an anonymous cabal of angry women band together to start disposing of dangerous men, will still prove controversial, and disturbing, to some.
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Instead, she stuffed the wrapping for my hot towel into the gaping sleeve of her kimono, but very beautifully, so that one could forget the fact that she was disposing of garbage.
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In the interest of science and the preservation of human heritage, he let us purchase it rather than disposing of it with a dealer in hot goods, where it would be lost.
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Dilute and dispose entails blending plutonium with non-radioactive materials to a low concentration, and then disposing of the mixture as waste in the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico.
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"I am committed to modernizing our nuclear stockpile, promoting and developing American energy in all forms, advancing the department's critical science and technology mission and carefully disposing of nuclear waste," he said.
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"We're going to continue to find situations like this all throughout the state, all throughout the country," he said, noting that past methods of disposing of toxic chemicals were not always prudent.
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Replacing phones and laptops every couple of years increases the privacy and security risk to consumers because many users don't properly wipe data from their devices before selling or disposing of them.
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LONDON — He found his young victims on gay dating sites, then drugged, raped and killed them before disposing of their bodies within a third of a mile of his East London apartment.
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Omnia said it was continuing with a review of its markets and assets, which will include identifying and disposing of non-core assets as it looks to further strengthen its balance sheet.
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Being out of equity flows will make it tough to gauge market sentiment; hedging might become more difficult and costly; and holding and disposing of a stick of unsold shares more painful.
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Watts, 33, killed his pregnant wife, Shanann, 34, and their two children, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, in August before disposing of their bodies at a secluded oil field where he worked.
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Bartow and Crick were concerned, but they were not in charge; though they were the experts in the defusing and disposing of munitions, the engineer officers outranked them and disregarded their advice.
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Pilot whales, which are part of the dolphin family, weigh between one and four tons each, providing a logistical challenge to local authorities, who are now working on disposing of the carcasses.
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He has set a vision on selling premium products in fast growing categories such as pet food and coffee, while disposing businesses in the slower growth areas of lunch meat and chocolate.
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He has set a vision on selling premium products in fast growing categories such as pet food and coffee, while disposing businesses in the slower growth areas of lunch meat and chocolate.
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Turkish officials told CNN that more video shows Madani switching back into his clothes with an accomplice and then disposing of a plastic bag believed to contain Khashoggi's clothes in a dumpster.
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Shareholders of Imperial obtained a temporary court order to block the move by KDIC and the disposing of any assets saying it might lead to a lack of transparency and undervaluation of assets.
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Last month the bank unveiled a strategy to protect its profitability, in a plan that included closing down businesses, cutting 1,600 jobs, disposing assets and freeing up to 8 billion euros in capital.
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A South Carolina man faces the death penalty for killing his five children and driving hundreds of miles with their bodies in his SUV for a week before disposing of them in Alabama.
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Reducing the amount of waste being produced makes a great deal of sense, provided it does not cost more, in either environmental or financial terms, than disposing of it in the usual way.
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The banks were once again in focus, as Barclays reported a 250 percent drop in first-half group profit before tax as the costs of disposing its non-core business weighed on earnings.
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It means people are throwing out old things to make way for new ones and that developers are building new things and disposing of the old, as McDonough explained to Marketplace in 2012.
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China is also drawing up special plans aimed at disposing of so-called "zombie enterprises" and will also include new mechanisms to handle their debt, the official China Securities Journal reported this week.
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Britain - also embroiled in a dispute with Greece over the return of the Parthenon Marbles - has so far resisted the campaigns, citing legislation that bans its museums from permanently disposing of their collections.
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Shulkin in May testified to lawmakers that disposing of the buildings would work out to $25 million in annual savings and that the VA would work with Congress to identify buildings to shutter.
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London has resisted campaigns for the full return of Nigeria's bronzes, Ethiopia's Magdala treasures, Greece's "Elgin Marbles" and other relics, often citing legislation that bans its museums from permanently disposing of their collections.
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Instead it creates a narrative by impressionistically—almost forensically—compiling images of the desert, a busy highway, burning, smoke, a cemetery, and someone brutally disposing of a body in the dead of night.
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"Disposing the remaining rights to the medicines allows both companies to benefit from greater efficiencies as AstraZeneca continues to focus our resources on our three main therapy areas," said AstraZeneca executive Mark Mallon.
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The Richfield School District issued the apology after the video surfaced Monday showing workers disposing of the lunches for students who had an unpaid debt of $85033 or more, according to NBC News.
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The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada has deployed up to half of its capacity to address backlog claims, and it has established a process for disposing of straightforward cases with short hearings.
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Recycling has become more expensive for local governments because China has changed its policies about buying recyclable material from the US. So many cities have resorted to disposing of recyclable goods in landfills.
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Lawmakers, however, have indicated that it probably resembles the bipartisan Senate version, disposing of new, stricter work requirements passed by the House that would be imposed on able-bodied Americans seeking food stamps.
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In this case, he could and should swiftly launch an emergency national action plan that includes funds for state governments to help farmers move quickly to other means of disposing of crop stubble.
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McLaren described the system as a "failsafe" last line of defense in disposing of a positive test if a doped elite athlete did not achieve protection during the sample collection and transportation process.
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British museums have long resisted campaigns for the return of Nigeria's Benin Bronzes, Greece's Elgin Marbles, Ethiopia's Magdala treasures and other loot, often citing legislation that bans them from disposing of their collections.
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The immediate (and insuperable) problem was disposing of the corpses; the longer-range problem was managing an empire with a severely weakened tax base and a serious manpower shortage — including in the army.
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Grant Hayes is already serving a life sentence without parole in North Carolina for Ackerson's murder, Bolin says, adding that Texas prosecutors saw no need to prosecute him for allegedly disposing of Ackerson's body.
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There are no other details about the process available, however, so we're not exactly sure who Samsung's partners are in its mission to keep its environmental footprint down while disposing of its biggest failure.
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The winners, Orbital ATK, SpaceX, and the newcomer Sierra Nevada Corporation, will be responsible for providing new cargo, disposing of unneeded cargo, and safely bringing back research samples from the International Space Station (ISS).
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"This disposal forms part of the implementation by Groupe BPCE of its strategic plan aiming at reducing or disposing of its parts in its non-core assets," BPCE said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Abena Abraham, 22, who signed and helped craft the letter, said that disposing of Mr. Ellison and electing his Republican rival would not end violence against women or promote the cause of women's rights.
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Given the many ways to recycle your tree, experts said that anyone concerned about the environment can be sure to avoid disposing of it in a way that contributes little back to the earth.
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Mr. Cifuentes worked with Mr. Guzmán for the next six years — arranging his schedule, managing his drug deals, buying his weapons, disposing of his enemies and even taking part in his vanity movie project.
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A final word of warning: Don't try disposing of your metal credit card with a shredder — it won't work, and some cards even come with warnings indicating that you shouldn't try to shred them.
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Lemley is facing charges of transporting and harbouring aliens and conspiring to do so, transporting a machine gun, and disposing of a firearm and ammunition to an alien unlawfully present in the United States.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union agreed on Monday to renew the mandate of Elke Koenig, the German head of the European Union's body in charge of disposing of failing banks, for another five years.
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It's been planning for it for some time — talking to up-and-coming retailers and hotel companies as possible replacements, as well as disposing under-performing assets, Simon told analysts on a conference call Thursday.
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Beijing has long feared a so-called color revolution in its territory, following a string of uprisings that swept through former Soviet states, such as Ukraine in the early 2000s, disposing of long-established rulers.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The European Commission proposed on Wednesday to extend for five years the mandate of Elke Koenig, the German head of the European Union's body in charge of disposing of failing banks.
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They spoke of lying down on the body of a comrade dying on the battlefield and awaiting death with them, of apologizing on one's phone when dying before disposing of one's cellphone, codes, and weapons.
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A decision on disposing of the water "must be taken urgently, engaging all stakeholders, to ensure the sustainability of the decommissioning activities," the IAEA said after its team spent about a week reviewing cleanup efforts.
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Countries could reap economic and environmental benefits by better collecting, recycling and disposing of trash, according to a report, which calculated that a third of the world's waste is instead dumped openly, with no treatment.
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LUSAKA, June 28 (Reuters) - A Zambian court on Friday withdrew an earlier order blocking a provisional liquidator at Vedanta's Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) business from disposing of KCM's assets or making arrangements with its creditors.
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One of the largest earthquakes in Oklahoma rattled the Midwest on Saturday from Nebraska to North Texas, and likely will turn new attention to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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The company has reduced its debts by 30% to 11.34 billion francs, a figure achieved by unloading its operations in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, while it is also disposing of its operations in the Philippines.
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"Hygiene products are an essential part of many of our everyday lives but disposing of them has always been an issue," Justin Tydeman, chief executive of the PHS Group, said in a statement on Monday.
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If we keep disposing of plastic at the rate we're going, in 31 years there will be about 850-950 million tons of plastic in the ocean, and only 812-899 million tons of fish.
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A third source said BTG Pactual, which is disposing of assets to raise cash and cut debt, wanted to sell BSI at the equivalent of 1.4 percent of BSI's assets under management, or $1.4 billion.
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LJUBLJANA, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The European Commission proposed on Wednesday to appoint European Central Bank governing council member Bostjan Jazbec to the board of the European Union's body in charge of disposing of failing banks.
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" "The highest court in the land has now affirmed that nothing in the Constitution prohibits states from requiring abortion clinics to provide an element of basic human dignity in disposing of the fetuses they abort.
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The publisher - which spans eight divisions - is disposing of Arvato CRM to free up capital to invest in growth projects while seeking to "strengthen the core" at its established units, some of which face headwinds.
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"I am committed to modernizing our nuclear stockpile, promoting and developing American energy in all forms, advancing the department's critical science and technology mission, and carefully disposing of nuclear waste," he said during his hearing.
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The authorities still don't have a workable plan for disposing of the 47 metric tons of plutonium and the thousands of tons of uranium Japan has accumulated over years of producing energy at nuclear plants.
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The Saudi team included a doctor who was perhaps the foremost expert on autopsies in the kingdom, and, according to Turkish officials, he brought a bone saw for use in disposing of Mr. Khashoggi's remains.
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Mining or drilling fossil fuels, transporting them, refining them, burning them, converting them to useful energy, using the energy, disposing of the waste and pollution — at every single stage of that process, there is loss.
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In 1983, it established the principle that the companies creating the waste — TVO, which owns the reactors at Olkiluoto, and Fortum Power and Heat, which owns the other two — are responsible for disposing of it.
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It was widely reported that Grace died as part of a sex act 'gone wrong' when in fact this was a case of a man choking a woman to death, then disposing of her body.
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This bilateral agreement committed both countries to disposing of a total of 68 metric tons of plutonium — enough for about 17,000 warheads, or about 10 times the number of warheads each side has deployed today.
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In some cases in France and elsewhere in Europe, the thefts appeared to be executed almost flawlessly, only for the thieves to be tripped up afterward by haphazard plans, often for disposing of the loot.
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As can be seen in the video, it's able to move and carry the raw ingredients (including cracking and splitting a raw egg and disposing of the shells), fry them, and serve them up neatly.
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"This is hyper-consuming, hyper-disposing, and discarding that's happening at a rate that we haven't seen," said Courtney Singleton, a PhD student in anthropology at Columbia University, who, like Rathje did, studies modern-age trash.
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Transport Scotland's construction contractor Wills Bros John Paul JV is working with the RZSS Highland Wildlife Park to find a more environmentally friendly means of disposing of damaged or unwanted materials from its A9 construction project.
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Manual scavenging, a euphemism for disposing of faeces from dry toilets and open drains by hand, has long been an occupation thrust upon members of the Dalit group, traditionally the lowest ranked in India's caste system.
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Saturday on a truck coming off an Irish ferry at Dublin Port, having spent the last three days in France and disposing of a cellphone before traveling to Ireland, according to The Irish Times's court report.
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Aside from the fun of choosing a replacement piece of hardware, you've got two main considerations to think about when it comes to disposing of your outdated gadgets carefully: security, and the impact on the environment.
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The action plans said China would rely mostly on "market methods" to solve debt problems, but Liang said the market was all but useless when it came to disposing of assets once a mine had closed.
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Water management firms have been attracting investments since the job of supplying, collecting and disposing of water has spawned a $34 billion a year business in the United States on the back of the shale revolution.
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China has struggled to enforce its rules on acquiring, producing, storing and disposing of dangerous chemicals, and experts have complained that rules published at the end of 2011 are inadequate and need to be tightened significantly.
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"The suspect when interviewed by police admitted to being in the Bonefish Grill parking lot with the victim, killing her, and disposing of her body" in a nearby lake, the Sheriff's Office alleged in a statement.
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The ministry ordered them to submit plans within a month to improve their systems for disposing of spent chemicals, oil, medical, animal and other waste, and to step up scrutiny of companies that spew toxic refuse.
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The two compartments make sorting and disposing of trash and recyclables easy, and the built-in bag dispenser ensures that you can simply replace the garbage bag without rummaging around your kitchen for more of them.
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His remarks comes days after Reuters reported that the government was considering disposing of controlling stakes in some units including Furnas Centrais Elétricas SA and Eletrosul Centrais Elétricas SA, which manage some of Brazil's largest dams.
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After disposing of assets in the North Sea in recent months, a final investment decision for its Tolmount gas field in the southern North Sea is due in the second half of the year, it said.
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"Disposing human remains in such a manner fails to show enough respect for the body of the deceased," Joseph Sprague, executive director of the Washington State Catholic Conference, wrote in a letter to a legislative committee.
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Dr. Virchow would later achieve scientific sainthood for disposing of Hippocrates' idea that humors caused disease, solidifying the idea that cells were the basis of biology and coining terms like leukemia, spina bifida, thrombosis and embolism.
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The Texas attorney general, Ken Paxton, whose office defended the law in court, said in a statement that the law was focused on preventing health care facilities from disposing of fetal remains in sewers or landfills.
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Mr. Growden, an artist who recently retired from a career disposing of hazardous material for the city, used metal provided by the city's waste facility to make the iron gates at the entrance of each garden.
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In a country where few people have access to clean water and proper sanitation, the disease quickly spread in 2010 when United Nations peacekeepers failed to adequately follow protocols for disposing wastewater, while deployed in Haiti.
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Daquan Wheeler, 31, and his girlfriend, Ciara J. Martinez, 30, were arrested late Wednesday night and formally charged in Bronx Criminal Court on Thursday with murder and other crimes related to disposing of Ms. Velasquez's body.
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In 2015, the Department of Energy and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency agreed on a plan for disposing more than 2 million cubic yards of waste that would be generated from the plant's decontamination and decommissioning process.
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CHESTERFIELD, S.C. – The mother of an 11-month-old baby found dead in a diaper box near her South Carolina home has been charged with lying to police and improperly disposing of a body, authorities said Wednesday.
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Troubled small cap Carillion shot more than 11 percent higher after saying that it had agreed new credit facilities and deferrals on some debt repayments, as well as disposing part of its UK healthcare business to Serco.
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Gooi said Aisyah&aposs conduct — including not wearing gloves, not disposing of her tainted clothing and not trying to escape — and boasting about her role as an actress in prank videos on social media showed her innocence.
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Juul is also suffering image crisis that is threatening to permanently tarnish the company in the eyes of the public, with Juul users going viral by disposing of the company's products in videos posted to social media.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 12 (Reuters) - South African builder Group Five said on Friday it would be disposing of a number of assets as it enters business rescue, similar to chapter 11 bankruptcy protection proceedings in the United States.
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The rash of quakes that are happening in the US midwest are likely the result of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground, which is not related to fracking (a common mistake made by the media).
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The team says it's drawing on experience building software for self-driving cars in India to devise its own autonomous robots for cleaning, collecting, and disposing of garbage and dust from streets and floors on their own.
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Last year, it acquired an office tower in London - which is leased to investment bank UBS on a 242-year contract - for $22017 billion, after disposing of a Hong Kong skyscraper in a record $22017 billion deal.
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It mandates that when calculating the cost of disposing of federal land, the Congressional Budget Office cannot consider future revenues the federal government could have received from the land from energy production, recreation, grazing or other uses.
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We do not include a material reduction in DOS in our current rating case given the execution risks associated with disposing the shops as well as the group's recent track record of trying to reduce the estate.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 21 (Reuters) - South Africa's struggling state-owned defence company Denel aims to begin disposing of equity stakes and exiting loss-making businesses within months as part of its turnaround strategy, it told a parliamentary committee.
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The Japan Times reported that he had admitted to disposing of her body, and it quoted investigators as saying that her head, found in a suitcase in short-term private lodging, had been cut by a knife.
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Abbi and Ilana work a string of jobs in the online and service industries, the sort of work that reminds you the city is filled with people with more disposable income than you have, disposing it everywhere.
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The C.D.C. recommends disposing of items that have been exposed to sewage spills and groundwater runoff, as well as things like pillows, plush toys, or clothing that have been in floodwater for an extended period of time.
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It said it would carry out a review of its asset portfolio, focused on decreasing the share of "tail and non-core assets" and disposing of these should provide incremental net cash flow to shareholders, Rosneft said.
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The transition to a VAH system — changing procedures, disposing of old equipment (remember the voting machines Utah County already bought) — can cost a chunk of money up front, but over time, VAH increases efficiency and reduces costs.
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It turns in part on a tip from a man who says he was involved in disposing of Natalee's remains after Van Der Sloot allegedly gave her a date-rape drug and she choked on her own vomit.
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"We understand that the current practice of disposing of food waste at landfills is neither sustainable nor environmentally desirable," Joanna Tse, a spokesperson for the government's Environmental Protection Department (EPD), said in a written statement provided to Motherboard.
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HIGH-RISK STRATEGY Although RBS always had a bigger challenge in rebuilding after the crisis, the two banks faced similar tasks in reducing their global footprint, cutting costs and disposing of businesses to comply with state-aid rules.
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Utility companies and coal industry supporters say the Obama administration overreacted to those events, in large part because the administration wanted to force the closure of coal-fired power plants by eliminating ways of disposing of coal ash.
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The next day, following an anonymous tip, Monroe County deputies discovered Alexander and Colin disposing of evidence, including acid-based drain cleaner used to burn off Rideout's face and fingerprints, into a local pond, according to multiple reports.
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Australian lenders are disposing their non-core businesses amid intense pressure to improve customer outcomes after a public inquiry last year exposed widespread wrongdoing in the financial sector, triggering nearly A$8 billion in remediation costs so far.
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After a dramatic comeback win in her opening match, Canadian teen Bianca Andreescu took a more confident step towards the 'Sunshine Double', disposing of American 22nd seed Sofia Kenin 6-3 6-3 to reach the third round.
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Videographer and photographer Tavish Campbell discovered the effluent pipe—a standard system for disposing of wastewater, but definitely not for churning out straight, gory fish guts—on a dive earlier this year, near an Atlantic salmon processing plant.
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The Atomic Energy Act gives the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission the sole power to regulate radiation safety standards for milling uranium ore and disposing of waste byproducts known as tailings, key steps in the production of nuclear fuel.
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After a few easy wins to begin the season, the Wildcats went 3-0 at the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, disposing of Western Kentucky, Tennessee and Northern Iowa - all by at least eight points - to win the title.
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The CFPB's role as a public watchdog "extends to properly disposing of all funds secured through the resolution of an enforcement action even after the underlying fraud has dissipated and the victims have been made whole," Pauley wrote.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, noted that ratepayers in his state have paid into a federal fund for disposing nuclear fuel, something that hasn't happened at the state's former nuclear plant.
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Ross has maintained that this is all a misunderstanding, and that his short positions were taken as a means of disposing of the stock—as he promised to do before he took office—and not to seek profit.
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These forced laborers had to perform the unthinkable, removing the bodies from the gas chambers, extracting teeth, shaving off their hair (which was processed into yarn), delivering the bodies to the crematorium, and disposing the ashes into rivers.
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After disposing of 800 million euros in insolvent loans over the past two years, Popolare di Bari still holds problematic debt equivalent to 22 percent of its total lending - well above a national average of about 13 percent.
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Mr. Anderson, who does not currently have a job, was also prohibited from using or disposing of any assets — excluding for modest living expenses — and was restrained from further developing or distributing Infamous and any other cheat software.
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A federal appeals court has blocked California from enforcing a state law compelling a company involved in disposing of used syringes and blood collection devices to incinerate the medical waste even when it was transported out of state.
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Like the shopgirls of the twenties, Weigel says, we turn ourselves into commodities, typing up dating-site profiles as if they were product descriptions, placing orders on one person and disposing of the next with a single swipe.
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The 22017-year-old German-American has set a vision on selling premium products in fast-growing categories such as pet food and coffee while disposing of businesses in slower-growth areas such as chocolate and processed meat.
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"The results show continued benefit from price increases and consolidating its loyal customer base into fewer sites by disposing of secondary/tertiary locations – the impact of which will fade into 2018," analysts at Liberum said in a note.
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After disposing of 800 million euros in insolvent loans over the past two years, Popolare di Bari still holds problematic debt equivalent to 13 percent of its total lending - well above a national average of about 14 percent.
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The move underscores how Odebrecht, the largest Latin American infrastructure conglomerate, is disposing of assets to stay current on about 76 billion reais of net debt and weather the impact of its involvement in Brazil's worst corruption scandal.
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The 54-year-old German-American has set a vision on selling premium products in fast-growing categories such as pet food and coffee while disposing of businesses in slower-growth areas such as chocolate and processed meat.
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"The primary issue on this front … is not that the U.S. can't offer a low-volume option to potential buyers; rather it's that the U.S. still has no option for disposing of its own spent fuel," he said.
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According to a videotaped confession that was played in court on Wednesday, Dukes told police the men let Grinstead's body burn for days, until it was ash, after Duke allegedly enlisted his friend's help in disposing of Grinstead's body.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it will waive some hazardous waste regulations for auto dealers and businesses disposing of airbags, a decision designed to ensure proper disposal of potentially deadly Takata air bag inflators.
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Ahead of general elections that begin on Thursday, the workers are reminding Modi of his promise to eradicate by this year the practice of manual scavenging — the cleaning, carrying or disposing of human excreta from dry latrines and sewers.
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" With at least six "persons of interest" identified, all of them still alive, he adds, "I believe they at minimum have firsthand information, and at a maximum participated in or assisted in destroying evidence and disposing of Tina's remains.
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She's the new girl in school — her father, a rodent exterminator who dreams of creating a human method for disposing of mice, has moved her and her sister to a new town after the recent death of their mother.
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Impact of Teva's Negative Performance On 6 November 2017, Fitch downgraded Teva from 'BBB-' to 'BB' with a Negative Outlook, due to operational stress from price pressure in the US, while the company is disposing assets to reduce debt.
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MILAN, June 13 (Reuters) - Italian banks are set to shed 70 billion euros ($82 billion) in bad loans in 2018, with a strong market for disposing of such assets in prospect in the years ahead, PwC said on Wednesday.
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"Our number one priority is to fix the balance sheet ... options include disposing of assets, where we are in the advanced stages of selling two of our Spanish assets, through to raising equity," Matthew Roberts, Intu's chief executive, said.
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"Government policy needs to change to ban all offshore dumping, so GBRMPA is not allowed to permit the reef's waters to be used as a cheaper alternative to treating the sludge and disposing of it safely onshore," she continued.
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For more click HNA and GATEGROUP Chinese conglomerate HNA Group, which is disposing of assets after a debt-fuelled buying spree, is now considering a public listing for its Swiss airline caterer Gategroup Holding, the subsidiary said on Tuesday.
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Locals suspected that Chinese mobsters were disposing of corpses in exchange for passports, which they then sold to new arrivals, a scheme that took advantage of the native population's apparent inability to tell any one Chinese person from another.
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Britain's Environment Agency said Friday that the contractor Healthcare Environmental Services (HES), which is responsible for destroying medical waste from hospitals in England and Scotland, had breached its permits at five sites for not disposing of waste quickly enough.
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Through her poetry she shows us how to die in the most mundane of circumstances by disposing of our certainties; she herself might be wary of life's little pleasures, but nevertheless indulges in them: What did you do today?
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In a November earnings call, CFO Nelson Chai told analysts that Uber would "look at both disposing as well as using M&A as potential levers" in markets where they are not already one of the top two players.
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The court in the central Congolese city of Mbuji Mayi sentenced two army majors to 20 years in prison and three other soldiers to 15 years for murder and improperly disposing of weapons, defense lawyer Jimmy Bashile told Reuters.
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Patients also should make sure any facility they visit for such procedures follows universal safety precautions, such as "handwashing, and wearing gloves, wearing masks when appropriate, disposing of waste appropriately including blood-related wastes," among other precautions, he said.
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The light sent a golden sheen over the silken coverlet and sparkled on the rich deep hairs of the Bokhara rug, which had come from a very exclusive auction disposing of the furnishings of a great Long Island estate.
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The Atomic Energy Act (AEA) gives the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission the sole power to regulate radiation safety standards for milling uranium ore and disposing of waste byproducts known as tailings, key steps in the production of nuclear fuel.
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Meanwhile, plastic packaging generates $26 to $39 billion a year in profits, the report found, meaning the industry earns less than the costs everyone bears from improperly disposing of the plastic that surrounds toys, food, medicines, and other products.
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Yet his potential challengers, encouraged by how Joshua made hard work in disposing of tough late replacement Carlos Takam in his last defense, are now ramping up the noise as they jostle for position to face the 28-year-old.
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While nuclear power, once built and operating, is emissions free and reliable, the massive capital costs, the need for reliable and large water reserves and the problem of safely disposing of waste will likely make it a non-starter for Australia.
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It also states that female employees were asked to do "womanly tasks" like clean the kitchen as well as come in on their days off to clean up after parties they weren't invited to, disposing of discarded condoms and underwear.
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Barrick is likely to hold on to its copper mines after the Randgold takeover, even as it embarks on disposing of non-core assets, one of the sources added, betting on the metal used in construction, renewable energy and electric vehicles.
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PARIS, April 26 (Reuters) - French utility Engie has agreed to sell some coal-fired power plants in the Netherlands and Germany, as Engie continues its strategy of disposing of non-core assets to focus more on the renewable energy sector.
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The company said disposing 5% of its stake in MultiChoice South Africa reduced earnings per share (EPS) and headline earnings per share (HEPS) by 438 cents while foreign exchange losses are expected to reduce EPS and HEPS by 438 cents.
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On Monday, Angelo Nesimi, 33, of Staten Island, was indicted and accused of fatally stabbing Michael Stewart, 40, and disposing of his body, outlets including The New York Times, the Staten Island Advance and local radio station WCBS 880 report.
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The Bank of Italy said foreign investors reduced their holdings of Italian securities by 42.8 billion euros in the first eight months of this year, disposing of 24.9 billion euros of government bonds and 12.4 billion euros of bank bonds.
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"It seems pretty extraordinary that this material could have been intentionally deposited, over a period of time, by a group of small-brained hominins going through this regular, repeated behavior of disposing their dead in this deep, dangerous chamber," he says.
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Here's what logic would tell you: The priority here is going to be disposing, if it can be done, of this Night King and his one hundred thousand undead, and it'll be game over for everybody if that doesn't happen.
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He rips apart a couple of developers, some art thieves and a snooty school board president, carefully disposing of some of the body parts in nearby waste receptacles (though, as Mulder drolly points out, not in the proper recycling bins).
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This means robots like the bomb-disposing PackBot and First Look, which some know as the "ThrowBot" for its ability to literally be thrown into dangerous situations, will now be part of the new iRobot Defense & Security (D&S) organization.
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A Q&A document seen by Reuters said there will be no minimum or maximum limit for the targeted ownership percentage by strategic foreign investors and that they must retain shares for two years after date of ownership before disposing them.
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The secondary process of disposing the fracking wastewater by drilling into rocks and injecting the water there was said to be the cause of at least one massive earthquake in the Midwest earlier this year, according to the US Geological Survey.
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PARIS, Oct 30 (Reuters) - French fashion company Vivarte, which has lately been disposing of assets to cut debt, said on Tuesday it had agreed to sell its Chevignon brand to the Royer company and businessmen Stephane Collaert and Thierry Le Guenic.
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He was disposing of his opponent without breaking a sweat — which was ironic, considering he looked as though he'd just stumbled in from the beach in flip-flops, cargo shorts and a flowery blue Hawaiian shirt unbuttoned halfway down his chest.
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As a result of Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi's order people on the Big Island will be allowed to resume disposing of old tires in landfills, since tires which are left lying around are a known breeding spot for mosquitoes.
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Shortly after the new ordinance went into effect this month, workers with the Texas Department of Transportation began disposing of piles of trash and left-behind belongings at 17 locations throughout the city, but especially camps nestled in highway underpasses.
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After dry cleaning the diapers using contact steam and disposing of the human waste in waste water treatment plants, one tonne of AHP waste can yield 150 kg of cellulose, 75 kg of absorbing material and 75 kg of mixed plastic.
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Urine tests showed that "the body was literally disposing of unneeded muscle and bone," he told Newsweek, and he measured the weakness and mental fogginess that he and others experienced upon stepping out of the tank and returning to gravity.
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In past cleanups, he said, this phase involved documenting each site, evaluating soil samples, removing metals and concrete to be thoroughly cleaned and recycled, and disposing of ash and contaminated soil at landfills permitted to accept that type of material.
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After dry cleaning the diapers using contact steam and disposing of the human waste in waste water treatment plants, one ton of AHP waste can yield 150 kg of cellulose, 75 kg of absorbing material and 75 kg of mixed plastic.
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This was a whiny, digitized blob that ran back and forth across the screen and constantly demanded that I feed it, give it attention, feed it some more, and then it pouted when I wasn't timely in disposing of its waste.
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The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs was being called upon to release emergency funds to help defray the costs of disposing of hundreds and perhaps thousands of sheep carcasses, at a cost of about $3003 to $30 per animal.
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How to get rid of metal credit cardsSince you can't just throw your credit card with all your account details in the trash, you need to know your options when it comes to disposing of old or expired metal credit cards.
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Those include dedicating separate hospital rooms for staff to suit up and to remove safety gear, disposing of infected materials properly and ensuring that isolation rooms have negative air pressure, which prevents air from contaminating other areas, Macgregor-Skinner said.
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Those include dedicating separate hospital rooms for staff to suit up and to remove safety gear, disposing of infected materials properly and ensuring that isolation rooms have negative air pressure, which prevents air from contaminating other areas, Macgregor-Skinner said.
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A California water utility has sued the U.S. government in Sacramento federal court, alleging that the U.S. Air Force knowingly contaminated one of its sources of drinking water by disposing of a firefighting foam laced with substances it says are hazardous.
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In fact, the Food and Drug Administration publishes a list of drugs that it recommends disposing of without treatment by flushing down the toilet or drain as soon as they are no longer needed, if an authorized collector is not available.
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BOISE, Idaho — During a recent mayoral debate at a Boise homeless shelter, after disposing of icebreakers like the candidates' favorite Metallica album, the moderator turned to something more contentious: a decade-old lawsuit, now a step away from the Supreme Court.
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I see only two solutions, reduce the backlog by removing aliens from the immigration court and disposing of their cases in expedited removal proceedings, which do not require a hearing before an immigration judge, or have a large legalization program.
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Formal murder charges weren't filed until 53, when Hernandez allegedly told investigators he lured the boy into the bodega where he worked by promising him a soda before killing Etan in the store's basement and disposing of his remains in a dumpster.
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The 123-page document said the government would ask the National Asset Management Agency, responsible for disposing of distressed property loans after the 2008 property crash, if it "can be more ambitious in housing delivery" before it is wound down in 2020.
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"The suspect when interviewed by police admitted to being in the Bonefish Grill parking lot with the victim, killing her, and disposing of her body [in a nearby lake]", the sheriff's office said in a statement, laying out the allegations against Rodarte.
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Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi declared the state of emergency on Monday, facilitating efforts to reduce mosquito populations on the island, such as disposing of old tires in landfills (unused tires tend to collect water, which mosquitoes use as their breeding grounds).
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Far from an ivory-tower academic, Grenier helped the government deploy search and rescue efforts at Ground Zero after 9/11 and cave-clearing 'bots in Afghanistan, and the bomb-disposing Packbot she developed has saved the lives of thousands of service members.
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The sale of AC Milan, one of Berlusconi's most cherished assets, is part of a wider effort by the 79-year-old former prime minister to reshape his business empire to prepare for his own succession, disposing of the most indebted businesses.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An Indian activist who helped to set up a human rights group campaigning for the eradication of manual scavenging, a euphemism for disposing of faeces by hand, was awarded Asia's equivalent of the Nobel prize on Wednesday.
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Disposing of faeces from dry toilets and open drains by hand to be carried on the head in baskets to disposal sites, has long been an occupation thrust upon members of the Dalit group, traditionally the lowest ranked in India's caste system.
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Instead it was the President disposing of his labor secretary, four days after explosive new sex trafficking charges against financier Jeffrey Epstein cast a harsh light on the plea deal Acosta helped broker in 22019 when he was US Attorney in Florida.
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Pepsi Cola Philippines, another major HFCS importer, is disposing its HFCS supplies "by selling them abroad little by little, whatever we can sell," according to a company official who declined to be named because he was not authorised to speak to the media.
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Read more: New Zealand has set aside $136 million to buy back guns after the Christchurch shootingPolice are using hydraulic machines to crush the gun barrels and firing mechanisms of the weapons that are handed in, rendering them inoperable, before disposing of them.
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Eriksen describes, too, the rise of plastics and plastic pollution, the chemistry that makes these materials so persistent and pernicious, and the lengths that the industry has gone to in order to to dodge responsibility for safely disposing of the plastics it creates.
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The company, which was privatised by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government in 1984, said it could fund the 25 billion to 30 billion pound cost of building a full-fibre network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets, and by cutting its dividend.
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After several years of disposing of non-core activities, DZ BANK and WGZ BANK are now less exposed to more volatile asset classes, which should reduce the group's overall earnings volatility and the need for additional capital injections in GFG's central institutions.
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The company, which was privatized by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government in 1984, said it could fund the 25 billion to 30 billion pound cost of building a full-fiber network by issuing debt, reallocating capex, disposing assets, and by cutting its dividend.
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U.S. officials said Kim had indicated he was willing to make a pledge to denuclearize, but had never made it clear if this would mean simply halting development of the weapons program where it stands or also disposing of its existing nuclear arsenal.
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What searchers will be looking for The woman cooperating with law enforcement, a nurse from Idaho named Krystal Lee Kenney, told police that Frazee beat Berreth with a baseball bat and burned her body in a water trough before disposing of her body.
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Transporting and disposing of water is costly for energy producers who are cash-strapped after more than two years of slumping oil prices, and some are opting to sell pipelines and wells to wastewater companies and then pay them to manage water.
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Fitch expects asset quality to improve over the next several years as a result of VER's capital repositioning strategy of disposing of select non-core single tenant assets, and culling non-controlled joint ventures, as well as assets with underlying flat leases.
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Ravasi is planning the conference on properly disposing of extra churches while his ministry is enjoying critics&apos praise for its participation in the Venice architectural biennale: The Holy See commissioned 10 new, evocative chapels in the woods of Venice&aposs San Giorgio island.
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The funds will be mainly used to convert Vale's Carajas mining complex in northern Brazil to disposing of 100 percent of its tailings through dry processes, Vale's director of ferrous planning and development, Fabiano Carvalho Filho, said in an email response to questions from Reuters.
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Defense attorneys were granted a motion in February to prevent county prosecutors from comparing Madison to Anthony Sowell, who was convicted of raping and killing 11 women and wrapping their bodies in plastic bags before disposing of them in and around his East Cleveland home.
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The 33-year-old Watts pleaded guilty this month to first-degree murder and other charges in the killings of his wife, Shanann, 34, and their daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, before crudely disposing of them at a secluded site where he worked.
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"In this case it's possible that more than one offender may have been present at the time of his death, and in any event it's likely that more than one offender was involved in disposing the property that was stolen from his house," said Bray.
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Wood has also vowed to steer clear of cases involving the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan and any matter connected to the Energy Department's compliance with laws related to disposing nuclear waste, including issues involving the disposal of nuclear material at Yucca mountain.
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We're on a push to get rid of paperwork in my home, so we're using the apps Evernote Scannable (free on iOS) and Genius Scan (free on iOS and Android) to digitize old documents we no longer need before shredding and disposing of the originals.
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Keeping up with the capricious Henry, a king haunted by his own miscarried sons and fear of impotence, meant disposing of Henry's second wife, Anne Boleyn (the antagonist of Book 19353.) Mantel exaggerates the poverty of Cromwell's childhood and gives him a drunken, abusive father.
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Texas approved new rules this week requiring health care facilities that perform abortions to bury the fetal remains instead of disposing of them in a sanitary landfill like other forms of biological medical waste, ending months of contentious debate and dismaying abortion rights groups.
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A court has asked the company and British Gas to disclose their assets after India's government sought to restrain them from disposing assets, including Reliance's planned sale of a 20% stake in its refining and petrochemicals business to Saudi Aramco, according to media reports.
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Formal murder charges weren't filed in the case until 2012, when Hernandez allegedly confessed to investigators that he lured the boy into the bodega where he worked by promising him a soda, before killing him in the store's basement and disposing of his remains in a dumpster.
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"For the fourth quarter, given a drop in high sulphur fuel oil prices and a rise in gasoil cracks, it seems shipping companies are disposing high sulphur fuel oil and stockpiling IMO-compliant fuels," Cho Yong-kuk, S-Oil's treasurer, said on a call with analysts.
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Surveillance video allegedly captured Fotis Dulos and Troconis in his black Ford Raptor pickup truck stopping at more than 30 locations in Hartford and disposing of plastic trash bags containing items stained with his wife's blood on May 24, reads an affidavit previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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Formal murder charges weren't filed in the case until 2012, when Hernandez allegedly confessed to investigators that he lured the boy into the bodega where he worked by promising him a soda before killing him in the store's basement and disposing of his remains in a dumpster.
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"NASA's processes for loaning and disposing of historic personal property have improved over the past six decades, but a significant amount of historic personal property has been lost, misplaced, or taken by former employees and contractors due to the Agency's lack of adequate procedures," the report said.
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As of the end of 2100, the DOE has paid $250 billion for failing to fulfill its obligations, and even if it manages to start disposing of waste in the next 21982 years, it could still be on the hook for nearly $24 billion in additional liability.
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San Antonio left no stone unturned the next season, ruthlessly disposing of the Heat in five games in a Finals rematch which made Green only the third Tar Heel since James Worthy and Michael Jordan to win the top prize at both the NCAA and pro ranks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's agency in charge of disposing of failing banks may not be fully prepared to deal with a new banking crisis, EU auditors said on Tuesday, casting doubt on a body facing dozens of lawsuits for its forced sale of Banco Popular.
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Similarly, if the United States is concerned about those countries that receive Russian nuclear assistance obtaining sensitive nuclear technologies, then it should work with Russian officials and scientists to develop international means of providing assured supplies of nuclear fuel and of disposing of spent nuclear fuel.
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Fitch expects asset quality to improve over the next several years as a result of Gramercy's asset repositioning strategy of disposing of select single- and multi-tenant assets primarily in the office sector, and reinvesting those proceeds into target industrial, and, to a lesser extent, specialty assets.
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In 2016, Canada amended those rules to create criminal liability for companies and compelled them to take back the waste, but the case in the Philippines has remained in limbo — at least publicly — as officials met to discuss finding, paying for and disposing of the trash.
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The group argues that getting a new, real tree each year — and possibly disposing of it in a landfill at the end of the season — has a bigger impact on greenhouse gas emissions, water and energy use, and other areas than a reused artificial tree does.
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The federal government is now investigating the suspected slaughter of more than 10 members of an isolated tribe on the border with Perú by miners who boasted at a bar of cutting up the dead, including women and children, and disposing of their remains in the river.
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As Mexican security forces were deployed to the streets to confront the ever-growing power of organized crime groups, criminals began implementing a highly efficient and vicious strategy: disposing bodies and tossing them into graves in desolate areas, rivers and mountains, to leave no evidence behind.
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"For us it's not that big of an issue, we've been managing them, disposing of them as we saw fit, for us it's not that big of a portfolio, we don't need to take that dramatic step," UniCredit's head of non-core asset management Jose Brena said.
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"You can see by the level of concessions that we have made in terms of giving Dish access to the new network ... disposing our 800 MHz spectrum, giving them access to some of our stores, some of our towers, buying our incredible brands, Boost and Virgin," Claure said.
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It would appear that oil and gas industry practices have been triggering quakes for quite some time, though the recent upswing in induced seismic activity is caused by a completely different set of circumstances, namely hydraulic fracturing and the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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This was not her first conviction Segula was convicted after her first citation in 2015 and was sentenced to two years of probation in 2017 after various citations, including having too many animals and not disposing of the waste that was often found in her neighbors' yards, Riley said.
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The stolen property charges are related to Green "disposing of what he knew to be stolen funds from a student dance group, totaling approximately $2,700," according to the documents, which do not indicate whether that money was the same money allegedly paid out to Cutler for the killing.
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Todd Olson, who formerly directed the anatomical donation program at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and, as a professor of anatomy, was a leader in the profession's state and national organizations, said he was sickened to learn of N.Y.U.'s method of disposing of some privately donated bodies.
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The SRB, which has the power of disposing of failing banks, did not disclose the names nor the number of the lenders that will be subject to the binding requirements, but a person familiar with the work of the institution told Reuters the decision concerned 35-13 banks.
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The police retrieved video recordings from the Belgrad forest area, and Turkish investigators were looking into the possibility that one of the Saudi officials whom the Turks have accused of killing Mr. Khashoggi and of disposing of his body owned a property in Yalova, the news agency Ihlas said.
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A family discovers that its beloved only son, Michele, has fled town, leaving chaos in his wake: debts, a girlfriend who might have just given birth to his child, a male friend who was possibly also his lover and the small matter of a machine gun that needs disposing.
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Mr. Fidan's office issued a statement Monday afternoon saying that the search was conducted because one of the Saudi suspects in the Khashoggi case had contacted the occupant of the mansion the day before Mr. Khashoggi was killed, and the conversation may have been about disposing of his body.
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In fact, the city agency charged with disposing of all this unwanted stuff now runs a massive year-round logistical operation — including more than 217,242 online public auctions annually — to try to find new homes for a hodgepodge of miscellaneous items at the end of their useful government service.
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Nature was calling, and so was his obligation to his childhood friend and fellow Mets fan Roy Riegel, whose death nine years ago left Mr. McDonald, 56, vowing to honor their baseball bonds in an unconventional way: by disposing of Mr. Riegel's ashes in ballparks across the country.
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And as hours went by after the mudslide and bodies began to decompose in the soggy heat, volunteers knew from dealing with the highly contagious Ebola virus that small measures — like wearing masks and gloves then safely disposing of them, to prevent the risk of waterborne disease — took on outsized significance.
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ZURICH, March 30 (Reuters) - Austrian "bad bank" Heta Asset Resolution AG, the vehicle disposing of the remnants of failed lender Hypo Alpe Adria, is well ahead of plans to wind down 80 percent of its portfolio by the end of 2018 and may hit the goal this year, it said.
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In 2018, Norwegian announced they were eliminating plastic straws from all of their ships and their private ports, and according to Cruise Critic, the line uses a Safety, Security, Health and Environmental Protection policy that guides its actions in terms of disposing or reusing waste as well as preventing accidental pollution.
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On the other hand, given the extensive Therapeutic Use Exemption system athletes have been known to abuse, it's entirely possible that they were, technically, not breaking the rules; that can be true even if the team was enlisting so much medical help that they aroused suspicion while disposing of it.
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From The Sports Authority, which is in the midst of disposing of 140 locations as part of its Chapter 11 restructuring, to Abercrombie & Fitch, which has closed roughly 203 to 60 stores annually for the past several years and has more it its crosshairs, many retail chains are becoming decidedly smaller.
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Once managed individually by energy producers, the job of supplying, collecting and disposing of water is a rising cost, and has spawned a $34 billion a year business in the U.S. that has lured investors including TPG Capital, Blackstone Energy Partners LP and Ares Management Corp to back these firms.
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Acquiring and disposing of water costs between 50 cents and $4 per barrel, depending on whether it moves by pipelines or more expensive trucks, and can be a steep cost for producers when oil dips as low as $40 a barrel in the Permian, as it did late last year.
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It seeks to claw back funds that it alleges were transferred from Purdue Pharma to private or offshore accounts held by family members in an effort to shield the assets from litigation; to order the Sacklers to return any transferred assets; and to restrain them from disposing of any property.
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Prosecutors have said Ms. Robles's recollections of that conversation are vital to their case against Mr. Juárez, as he corroborated several details of his confession in it; he admitted, for example, to sometimes staying over at his sister's home in Queens, and to disposing of Anjélica's body with his sister's help.
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"Today's sale is much in line with our stated strategy of disposing non-core assets and businesses, an undertaking which we have successfully executed over the last six months – starting with our training center, ground handling unit and now our leasing unit," AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes said in a statement.
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Instead of disposing of Neumann's body, SoftBank is paying Neumann up to $216.9 million for his equity, depending on how much he wants to sell, and an additional $216.9 million as a "consulting fee," which is really just a bonus for taking SoftBank's bailout package over J.P. Morgan's alternative $247 billion debt package.
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Surveillance video allegedly captured Dulos' estranged husband Fotis Dulos, 51, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, 44, in his black Ford Raptor pickup truck stopping at more than 30 locations in Hartford and disposing of plastic trash bags containing items stained with the missing mother's blood on May 24, the court documents state.
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After the last financial crisis a decade ago, banks in Europe were forced to contribute to a new rescue fund and raise fresh buffers that would be used in case they fail, under the oversight of a new body, the Single Resolution Board (SRB), created with the task of disposing of failing lenders.
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I would suggest that she watch the 2001 film, "The Grey Zone," about the 12th Group of Sonderkommando in Auschwitz, whose job it was to assist the guards in disposing of the bodies and mining for valuables from their own Jewish brethren in the gas chambers, before they eventually would be killed themselves.
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Fitch expects the company to make decisions regarding its single-asset markets during the portfolio transformation period by either injecting more capital to form critical mass in a location to enhance influence or disposing of assets in markets that it sees with challenging future growth prospects to recycle proceeds into the former.
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After his return from Vietnam, where he was also awarded the Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts, Kerry became a leader of the group Vietnam Veterans Against the War, speaking to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and making headlines at a Washington protest by disposing of his medals on the Capitol lawn.
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Fitch expects that the company will be able to sustain the incipient recovery in financial performance by benefitting from the low interest expenses continuing since the last debt restructuring process and as its growing commercial loan portfolio provides an increasing income base, while it keeps operating costs contained and continues disposing of its unproductive assets.
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The $22.568 billion charge will not come as a surprise to investors after BP flagged earlier this month it would take a non-cash charge of $249 billion to $3 billion in the quarter as it gets closer to disposing of assets worth $10 billion by the end of 2019, a year ahead of schedule.
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It was followed by a quote from Tom Eccles, who's the executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (and doesn't have any apparent connection to the situation at the Walker but seems to be the go-to source for the Times on art controversies): Disposing of artworks and burning them is a pretty strong statement.
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Net debt stood at 30.85 billion euros for Altice Europe and 49 billion euros for the group at the end of the fourth quarter, and Altice said it was making good progress disposing of assets, although Goei said on the call it was "not likely" it would reach its net debt target of 4 times EBITDA by 2019.
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Not only should Mr. Ailes have had no involvement in disposing of the matter given that he was the subject of the claim, but ethical standards suggest that she should have told higher ranking executives and perhaps even Rupert Murdoch, who was 21st Century Fox's chief executive at the time, or members of the company's board.
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" Regarding her involvement in the destruction of interrogation tapes: "There was a great deal of concern about the security risks to CIA officers who were depicted on the tapes... Our lawyers were very consistent in saying to us that there was no legal requirement to retain the tapes, [and] no legal impediment to disposing of the tapes.
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For example, Kazakhstan brokered the Treaty of Semipalatinsk, which established the Central Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone comprised of all five former Soviet republics of the region, and disposing of highly enriched uranium in cooperation with the U.S. Nevertheless, as the largest producer of uranium ore in the world, Kazakhstan has not renounced civilian nuclear technology.
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As the authors put it: Although the goal of this transaction was frequent flyer miles, the spatiality and relationality of its code/space was quite complex including negotiation among the consortium members who had never met and the material logistics of shipping, receiving, storing, extracting the coupons (see Figure 3), submitting the paperwork to the vendor, and disposing of the cheese.
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Due to the long lifespan of plastics, including those designed to be recyclable, disposing of them is difficult, and can often place huge pressure on resources and the environment — whereas if you buy a refill instead of a completely new product, you save 70% on CO2, 65% on energy, and 45% on water, according to research conducted by The LCA Centre.
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Oklahoma's strongest earthquake has been linked to the oil industryA new study in the journal Geology is linking Oklahoma's November 20153th, 2011, earthquake to the…Read more ReadBut since 2008, certain parts of the United States have been rocked by swarms of earthquakes, the vast majority of which are caused by the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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Based on a review of the hospital portfolio in AHS's Southeast Region, system management is in the process of disposing of two hospitals in Tennessee: selling Takoma Regional Hospital (211006043-acute care beds) back to Wellmont Health System (BB+', Rating Watch Evolving,) under an existing put option and has already transferred Jellico Community Hospital (10060431-beds) to Community Hospital Corporation.
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Place a baking rack on top of the foil-lined baking sheet and lay out the raw bacon evenlyPut the bacon in a 400°F oven for 11-15 minutes When the bacon is done, carefully remove the pan from the oven and remove the bacon from the rack with tongsLet the grease solidify on the pan before disposing of it
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Recognizing that plastics play an important role in our economy and daily lives but that the current approach to producing, using, managing and disposing of plastics and poses a significant threat to the marine environment, to livelihoods and potentially to human health, we the Leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the European Union endorse the G7 Ocean Plastics Charter.
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Frazee's ex-girlfriend, Krystal Lee Kenney, gave a detailed confession to law enforcement in which she admitted that her ex had asked her to kill Bereth on more than one occasion and that she herself had cleaned up the crime scene, disposing of grisly evidence like one of Bereth's molars knocked out of the young mother's mouth when Frazee beat her to death with a baseball bat.
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If chucking your tree in the garbage or tossing it on the curb seems too harsh an end for the fir that brought light and cheer into your home, and no doubt starred in a few family photos over the last several weeks, there are plenty of alternatives methods for disposing of it, many of which are better for the environment or even serve your community.
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Kaleb also allegedly confessed to trying to cover up the killings by showering afterward, burning the blood-soaked clothes he wore during the alleged attack and disposing of the alleged weapon, according to the AP. He allegedly led authorities to the place where he burned the clothes and showed them where he had put the weapon, which police have not yet named, the AP reports.
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Bloomberg first reported the news and said the deal could vale Yum China at between $7 billion-$8 billion.. According to people familiar with the transactions, speaking on condition of anonymity because the talks were confidential, it was unclear whether Yum would agree to sell a majority stake, as disposing of more than 20 percent of the China business would attract a higher tax bill.
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Or, if you are a diabolical monster bent on disobeying the police and shattering the thin line between order and chaos holding our fragile society together, you could, you know, do the other thing: Dig through your recycling bin for a plastic bottle suitable for fashioning a grav-bong and immediately drive over to the woman's house to see if she needs any help disposing of the evidence.
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