In the exhaust stroke, the gas pumps out the exhaust valve.
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If you look at "Barrel & Exhaust Pipe" (1961), the exhaust pipe is incorrectly placed.
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In addition, the exhaust springs can stretch and damage the exhaust seal in 2015 Sportsman 1000 ATVs, resulting in exhaust leaks that could pose burn and fire hazards.
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It seems that London can run on the exhaust fumes of its own exhaust fumes.
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The quad exhaust pipes channel the ferocious exhaust note from the powerplant to the atmosphere.
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"It seems to me likely that we're going to exhaust people's interest and exhaust people's money," he says.
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Ford also removed exhaust resonators to reduce weight and give it a sharper exhaust note over the standard GT350R.
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Gladstone mostly makes exhaust systems for light vehicles, while Columbus South is dedicated to much beefier commercial exhaust systems used mainly on large trucks.
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There is even an "active exhaust" option on the GT, which can adjust the sound the exhaust pipes make as the driver presses the gas pedal.
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An exhaust-gas recirculation (EGR) system bypass kit for older VW TDI models selling on eBay for $29.99 includes steel block-off plates to redirect exhaust flow.
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Among the innovations was a system that sprays ammonia into a vehicle's exhaust system to remove nitric oxide, one of the most harmful pollutants in diesel exhaust.
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Although I didn't indulge in this feature, you can also make the exhaust quiet, too, by closing the extra exhaust system baffles with the push of a button.
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A new active valve exhaust system is available on the GT, which means the exhaust rumble can be quieter when necessary, or amped up when one is driving spiritedly.
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A hose connected to the exhaust pipe of a 28503 Ford F-22019 pick-up truck pumps exhaust into the cage where the monkey watches cartoons with toddler enthrallment.
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The case is distinct from the emissions case involving Volkswagen, which concerned the rigging of exhaust emissions tests as opposed to shutting down exhaust reduction systems under certain conditions.
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Researchers there exposed one group of the monkeys to exhaust from a late-model diesel Volkswagen; a second group was exposed to exhaust from an older Ford diesel pickup truck.
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It said, however, that under certain circumstances, a system to treat exhaust fumes could operate at a level of reduced effectiveness to prevent condensation from building up in the exhaust system.
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Beamo uses a 200CFM exhaust fan to pull smoky air out of the machine, dumping it out through a 230″ exhaust hose that you'll need to run through a window (or, if you're feeling extra fancy, a dryer exhaust-style vent through a wall.) Expect to need about 2250″ of clearance between the machine and any wall behind it for the exhaust hose and its bends, unless the path to the window is a straight shot.
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Is it because the very existence of men exhaust you?
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For weight savings, the exhaust system is made from titanium.
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You could easily mistake them for a plume of exhaust.
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Steam and exhaust rise from a power station in Germany.
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It will have to have emergency exists, exhaust valves, etc.
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"It's like the exhaust of a big truck," he explains.
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Likewise, know the strengths of your team and exhaust them.
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Exhaust all other options before bringing out this heavy weaponry.
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You know, I don't exhaust the skin by cleaning it.
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Patients exhaust savings, endure prying inquiries, and undertake risky treatments.
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Others come from automobile exhaust, solvents, and even human breath.
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There are no loud exhaust systems floating over every table.
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The exhaust system is made of lightweight titanium and Inconel.
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Software creates us, our ontic exhaust powering the megacorporate machinery.
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This routine was designed to exhaust the volunteers' arm muscles.
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Others have suggested car exhaust or discarded fried chicken grease.
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Exhaust all other options before bringing out this heavy weaponry.
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Exhaust and dust kicked up in their faces, covering them.
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No amount of human intervention would ever exhaust its resources.
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But that was not enough to exhaust his technological enthusiasms.
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And it allowed the Remain militants to exhaust parliamentary obstruction.
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And I will not exhaust myself trying to persuade them.
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The resulting scandal highlighted the health hazards of diesel exhaust.
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Accordingly, the catalytic converters (the devices that clean the exhaust gases as they pass through it) in the titanium exhaust system are six times larger than catalytic converters fitted to a mid-size sedan.
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" When he saw footage of the boat sinking, Paul said "with the exhaust coming out the front and going down below the water line, the waves are obviously pushing water up in that exhaust.
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This is what ink made from car exhaust pipes looks like.
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Can your fork find the exhaust port on these treacherous waffles?
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Turbulence and friction will weaken the exhaust stream as it climbs.
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Gibson said investigators would exhaust all resources to uncover the truth.
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That causes fuel economy to fall and exhaust emissions to rise.
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Baumot Group, which makes exhaust filtering upgrade kits, welcomed the guidelines.
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The unmistakable exhaust growl of a V8 turns heads pretty quickly.
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This one is special ... it spits fire from the back exhaust.
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But the question is whether the expiration exhaust near term demand.
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Platinum and are used in autocatalysts to clean up exhaust emissions.
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The scent of car exhaust and marijuana wafted through the square.
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Isn't it enough that they are constantly engulfed in exhaust fumes?
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ET, blowing out a cloud of rocket exhaust, steam, and dirt.
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Exhaust every image on Microsoft Clip Art several thousand times over?
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The exhaust is quieter so your ears will be spared too.
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Castle franchises, and exhaust-filled expressways of this nightmare are parts
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The exhaust from the engines is extremely punishing and very toxic.
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The agent, vaporised in the jet exhaust, produces a coloured trail.
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The yacht has an exhaust system that releases clean air emissions.
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Exhaust from cars and air-conditioners just adds to the swelter.
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Whether or not this will exhaust ticket buyers, that's another question.
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In the south passengers step out to exhaust fumes and noise.
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Many people are voting for whatever candidate will exhaust them less.
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She said pollution from vehicle exhaust had probably worsened her asthma.
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Carmakers use software to manage exhaust emissions filtering and engine performance.
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"SpaceX rocket exhaust plume, Sierra Nevada, California, USA" by Brandon Yoshizawa
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" PELOSI: "Well, I think we have to exhaust every other remedy.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Daimler said it will spend 3 billion euros ($3.35 billion) to curtail diesel exhaust pollution levels by modifying its engines and exhaust treatment systems including through a software update for some Mercedes-Benz passenger cars.
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WFD Fire Chief Chris Kocher told me in a phone interview that the sulfur came in contact with the bike's exhaust pipe and exhaust manifold, which can reach between 1,200 to 1,500 degrees loFahrenheit, causing a fire.
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The churning scenes are accented by swirling exhaust and snaps of Spanish.
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That's because the car lacks an engine, exhaust system and fuel tank.
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Why make a successful movie if you can't eventually exhaust its resources?
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Apparently it sounds better, too, thanks to a new lightweight titanium exhaust.
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" He arrived grinning and "grimy from the smoke of his exhaust stacks.
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One of the trickiest things was getting those exhaust plumes just right.
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Instead, it was the sound of the exhaust that permeated the cabin.
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Eventually, you will exhaust the sources of food closest to the fire.
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Platinum and palladium are used in autocatalysts to clean up exhaust emissions.
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Dual-hose AC units have one intake hose and one exhaust hose.
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But a life of even gentle goodbyes can still exhaust a person.
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Benitez said it could take months to fully exhaust the appeals process.
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She was looking small between the exhaust gases and the blaring horns.
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The exhaust and residue blacken my windows and get into my apartment.
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You need to be very careful not to overtrain and exhaust yourself.
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One probably doesn't think of smoke, unless one is thinking of exhaust.
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The dual exhaust pipes and the dagger-like tail lights certainly help.
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Investors largely held their breath, hoping for the selling to exhaust itself.
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Prosecutors are supposed to exhaust all other investigative avenues before doing this.
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He recounted the accident — the noise of the karts, the exhaust fumes.
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Dark puffs of industrial exhaust drifted in the sky like rain clouds.
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Aside from expending physical energy, they also exhaust your pup's mental energy.
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Thirty-one states and D.C. would exhaust their funds by March 2018.
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Neither the state law nor the city initiative monitors cruise ship exhaust.
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You can also take unpaid time off, after your exhaust your PTO.
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European rules on using software to manage exhaust emissions filtering systems are more lax than in the United States, allowing carmakers greater leeway to switch off exhaust filtering systems if "engine damage" can be reduced as a result.
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Like the EsaVox's Lamborghini exhaust, the 911 Soundbar is crafted out of the rear exhaust system of a Porsche 213 GT3, prominently displaying the bare titanium and chrome metal of the car parts atop of a minimalist black base.
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Or does it exhaust us – or worse, encourage a perverse kind of voyeurism?
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EGR systems feed some exhaust back into the cylinders to be burned again.
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The metal is mostly used to clean up exhaust emissions from gasoline vehicles.
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The RS 5 doesn't want the advanced traction control or adjustable exhaust note.
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In comfort mode, the exhaust is mechanically subdued, and yet it still growls.
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The back end has been modified to fit a distinctive quad exhaust system.
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Rockets send propellant out of their exhaust system, and the EM drive... bupkis.
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It's still in the soil from when lead was commonly airborne from exhaust.
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The only waste that comes out of its exhaust pipe is water vapour.
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Additionally, the cell as-is uses pure carbon dioxide, rather than exhaust fuel.
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Exhaust a sigh of relief that this event isn't attended by Donald Trump.
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Fuel-rich exhaust gases are then squirted into the canister every few minutes.
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It had a unique taste that was most appealing, particularly that howling exhaust.
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It's like a car: you got your anti-lock brakes, your exhaust pipes.
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This redirection of poisonous exhaust chemicals allows the ships to circumvent environmental legislation.
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The last thing you want to do is exhaust your base, after all.
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It reduces emissions of toxic compounds and greenhouse gases from your car's exhaust.
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Cars have more cockpit protection and also an extra exhaust pipe this year.
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The "take or toss" decisions can exhaust even the most hearty among us.
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The presence of the bus depots creates a high concentration of diesel exhaust.
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When the Malibu started, water began to gush out of the exhaust pipe.
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The oval exhaust tips are the signature look on all Audi RS models.
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Police will exhaust all avenues, he continued, and are still appealing to witnesses.
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Then an officer peering through binoculars glimpsed exhaust coming out of the tailpipe.
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Others exhaust themselves in page-long lists or pinch themselves into tiny lines.
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Bentley also gave the car a slight lift and a custom exhaust system ...
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The researchers used a Horiba Motor Exhaust Gas Analyzer 7400LE in the testing.
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It takes a lot of energy to separate carbon dioxide from coal exhaust.
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City officials suspected the cause was carbon monoxide leaking from the exhaust system.
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And the balcony faced the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, with its noise and exhaust.
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And its perfectly tuned exhaust note is matched by some truly prodigious acceleration.
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Here and there, vents in the ground emitted a rush of warm exhaust.
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However, the costs of not trying are too high to not exhaust diplomacy.
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The distance between vehicles and crops is closely monitored (exhaust fumes are harmful).
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But Congress looks ready to exhaust all options to make Mueller's findings public.
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It is not a vehicle designed to impress folks who have been driving for 2922 or 226 years, or who have long held a desire to sit behind the steering wheel of something with dual exhaust pipes and loud exhaust notes.
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" General McMaster added, however, that the administration would first explore "what can we do to make sure we exhaust our possibilities, and exhaust our other opportunities to accomplish this very clear objective of denuclearization of the peninsula short of war.
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The brutal commute: Exposure to the pollution caused by exhaust can cause respiratory problems.
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At July's sales pace, it would take 4.3 months to exhaust the current inventory.
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"(With Trump) if you overreact to every tweet you will exhaust yourself," he said.
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Everything is adjustable, from the seats to the throttle response to the exhaust note.
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Experts blame air pollution in Spain's second-largest city largely on car exhaust emissions.
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To save time, exhaust your options before adding your own call to the queue.
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The number of fatal accidents has dropped sharply, as has pollution from exhaust fumes.
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A combustion-engine car has 1,400 components in the motor, exhaust system and transmission.
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Tools like Ghostery can help you control or clamp down on this digital exhaust.
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The exhaust baffles open up to allow more of the sonorous engine note through.
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The exhaust makes the sound of a asthmatic badger -- in the best possible way.
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This uses CCS-like technology on the open air, rather than on exhaust gases.
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The exhaust notes heard in that video above makes me weak in the knees.
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Each year, hundreds of thousands of people die prematurely from breathing exhaust-poisoned air.
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""[S]ome powers exhaust themselves through overreach abroad, underinvestment at home, or a mixture.
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"We will exhaust our legal resources against the decision of the regulator," it said.
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Palladium is used in catalytic converters, which are a part of auto exhaust systems.
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I think you need to practice composure because you can over exhaust yourself mentally.
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Finally, I went for a late night skate to exhaust some of my nerves.
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Exhaust heat hits that turbine at 22013,22014 degrees Celsius before exiting at 1503 degrees.
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Unlike that car, however, the I-Pace will not have a throaty exhaust note.
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CARMAKERS have two methods for dealing with the gases that belch from exhaust pipes.
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Vehicle exhaust and electrical generation are the main sources of the particles in cities.
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I found the exhaust note to be more expansive than just an explosive rumble.
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"First of all, both are legal," he said, alluding to the explosive exhaust note.
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Thrust vector technology uses a nozzle on a jet's exhaust to change its direction.
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On Sunday workers had looked at the inlet, exhaust, cowlings, and fairings, Southwest said.
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When investors panic, the redemption requests can quickly exhaust the funds' cash on hand.
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Still marked as available are a sport exhaust system and rear-wheel steering, however.
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The biographer is meant to exhaust his subject; sometimes the subject exhausts the biographer.
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It's reckless to exercise, since you will only exhaust your quota sooner and die.
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Dual exhaust pipes are a clue that this car has some serious giddy-up.
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There's a pair of rear exhaust ports along with a top-mounted dual port.
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"The system can remove, for example, sulphur emissions from the exhaust gas," Stensen said.
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At February's sales pace, it would take 3.4 months to exhaust the current inventory.
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On another rainy morning in Ventura, the air smelled like salt and R.V. exhaust.
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Instead, it is digging in, hoping to exhaust Ukraine with more of the same.
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He has also retired three times, including in Austria because of a broken exhaust.
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The exhaust meaning the data that's sort of kicked up in the transaction. Yes.
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Earlier, she urged Democrats to exhaust all legislative and legal avenues before pursuing impeachment.
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Steam produced using the heat of the turbine exhaust will power another turbine generator.
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But first, she added, House committees must exhaust all their legal and legislative options.
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The sort of Twitter fisticuffs that tend to recharge her husband's batteries exhaust Mrs.
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I'd tinker with the engine and the exhaust system, which I work on now.
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A combustion engined car has 260,22022 components in the motor, exhaust system and transmission.
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The Sport, most easily spotted by its center-mounted exhaust, is a basic car.
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But the Volkswagen scandal has raised awareness of the health effects of diesel exhaust.
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When a ship is plugged in, the agency said, its exhaust is nearly eliminated.
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I wanted to exhaust myself outside on a regular basis, right out my door.
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While telling him about my newly-installed kitchen window exhaust fan, he interrupted me.
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Platinum and palladium are both mainly used in autocatalysts to reduce car exhaust pollution.
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Others believe Democrats should exhaust the list of willing witnesses before drafting formal articles.
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Long-term exposure to vehicle exhaust is associated with respiratory problems, especially in children.
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The exhaust system of cars and trucks should also be checked yearly by a mechanic.
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Smog, car exhaust, and cigarette smoke are just a few of the damage-inducing culprits.
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On top of those two challenges, another takeover attempt could potentially exhaust the board further.
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Ariya coauthored a recent study that found snow absorbs toxic organic compounds in vehicle exhaust.
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If they don't change fuel, they must install exhaust-gas cleaning systems commonly called scrubbers.
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Why exhaust yourself swimming in the water when you could just sit in it instead?
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After bullets and automobile exhaust, hydrogen cyanide was the third most important method of killing.
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The painting "Ideal Exhaust" (1961) is so naïve that I could never do it again.
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Of course, the world would be far better off without any combustion engine exhaust emissions.
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"I think it's the first car I've seen with a gold exhaust stack," says Bell.
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Since it sits above the stove, the Family Hub also doubles as an exhaust hood.
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Of these, more than 10,000 vehicles were punished for excessive exhaust emissions, the paper added.
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The engine was tuned, and the exhaust was converted into a snarling straight Tubi system.
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Politicians in Germany stopped short of demanding costly mechanical modifications to engine and exhaust systems.
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I tried to exhaust different options, but quite frankly, nothing else has been that effective.
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They're also just straight up nicer to be around: less vibration, less noise, zero exhaust.
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Politicians also exhaust their capacity for hyperbole and settle for a tone of grim defiance.
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The time has come to exhaust all of our diplomatic means before it's too late.
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In addition, they don't produce "harmful" tailpipe exhaust, emitting warm air and water vapor only.
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It would take just 1.8 months at the current sales pace to exhaust the supply.
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The only way to justify the use of force is to exhaust all other options.
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To talk about the stock market today is to exhaust the English language of superlatives.
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Unbounded economic growth and excessive exhaust have led to climate change which threatens human survival.
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That was partly due to a key design flaw: The engine spat out radioactive exhaust.
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The cabin is quiet, with the silky engine exuding little emotion from the exhaust note.
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But even as we prepare for that dreadful possibility, we should exhaust every other avenue.
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But Boundary Dam has exposed a problem with Shell's process when used with coal exhaust.
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" If water gets in the exhaust, he said, "the engine is eventually going to stop.
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I might do 40 iterations of the engine and exhaust system sounds before I'm satisfied.
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The leafy tang will purge your palate of the acrid, oily residue of vehicle exhaust.
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Cigarettes are smoked by the carton, exhaust chokes the air and everything is falling apart.
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If the herds grow too large, they will exhaust the land's ability to sustain them.
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If Turkey's Constitutional Court refuses to hear cases, there is no way to exhaust anything.
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They could count on the opposition to exhaust themselves fighting the bureaucracy and each other.
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It's like you're sitting behind a bus with the hot exhaust blowing on your face.
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"You'll need to use your range hood and exhaust fan when you cook," she said.
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The visuals were enhanced by wind from a fan and by odors of car exhaust.
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Both sides try to exhaust every avenue of evidence to make sure they're both heard.
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If you try to swim against the current, all you will do is exhaust yourself.
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Electric cars are quiet, nearly vibration free and they don't smell like gasoline or exhaust.
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The group commissioned research intended to play down the health risks caused by diesel exhaust.
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There's so much digital exhaust that you can actually create actionable information without content. Absolutely.
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Of course the biggest flaw of all is the Empire's continued insistence on exposed exhaust ports.
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But Lund stressed that the vehicles will produce nothing but water vapor in terms of exhaust.
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Because these systems need to have an exhaust, the wet air is blown into the environment.
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Steam wafted up into my face as the smell of corn and spice replaced car exhaust.
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I think we almost have to exhaust ourselves sharing our experiences before the rebuilding can begin.
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First of all, if you have a puppy, exhaust him or her before the guests arrive.
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The vessels were all built in 2019 and have been fitted with exhaust gas cleaning systems.
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The exhaust — remember, this is a hybrid — exits behind the rear window through a metal grate.
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I think I'm beginning to exhaust the way that I describe my alarm, concern, and outrage.
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There's low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation, too, but then I'd be getting all technical on you.
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Car exhaust and cigarettes, for instance, smell sour to me in a way I can't describe.
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She added that auto and jet exhaust is linked to an increased risk of breast cancer.
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When the motor ignites, it slams the booster with 70,000 pounds of thrust and forceful exhaust.
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The Winsted Fire Department was called to cut off the exhaust pipe and free her head.
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As a rocket ascends, it produces a flume of exhaust as the rocket fuel is burned.
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But the EsaVox is actually crafted out of authentic Lamborghini parts, featuring an original Lamborghini exhaust.
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Related: Ford Explorer under investigation for exhaust fume leaks How are police departments modifying their cars?
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Audi representatives are in talks with U.S. authorities about fixing 85,000 cars which failed exhaust tests.
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Chrome surfaces like the front grille surround, boot lid finisher, and exhaust pipes have all darkened.
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That means all 22 models have a stiffened chassis, new exhaust system and a new engine.
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The massive amounts of data exhaust you create will result in billions or more in profit.
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Today's reaction-powered spacecraft works like this: Propellant exhaust carries momentum away and generates forward thrust.
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This provides a faster response than a turbocharger, which is operated by the vehicle's exhaust gases.
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KAALINK is a contraption retrofitted to the exhaust pipe of vehicles to capture the outgoing pollutants.
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VW last September admitted using sophisticated secret software in cars to cheat on exhaust emissions tests.
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Hot exhaust escaped through the seal and ruptured the shuttle's external fuel tank, triggering an explosion.
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The time has come to exhaust all of our diplomatic means before it is too late.
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After the cool air drops down through the bowl, it is expelled through six exhaust fans.
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Another part of the image is the dark cloudless background which sets off the exhaust plumes.
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As we previously reported, Vega outfitted the ride with a custom exhaust that actually spits fire!
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Giver that you are, you can exhaust yourself with all those romantic overtures and supportive gestures.
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The Mercedes BlueTEC system uses urea to help rid exhaust fumes of health-threatening nitric oxides.
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The beast was hovering just before the sisters now, its breath like exhaust on a highway.
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I manually adjust pipes in the exhaust system and record engine sounds digitally and adjust them.
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State officials are looking to limit children's exposure to the harmful exhaust from older diesel buses.
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It's easy to exhaust yourself, because supposedly what's waiting on the other side is worth it.
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Another issue with the scrubbers: what happens to the dirty stuff pulled out of the exhaust.
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"It smelled like what you'd imagine the exhaust of a U.F.O. to smell like," he said.
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Weaned from using a key, drivers have left cars running in garages, spewing exhaust into homes.
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But what happens when the formulaic storytelling and uninspired "plot twists" finally exhaust his loyal base?
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Many self-driving start-ups have bemoaned the growing delays, as they exhaust their investment dollars.
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Rosselló subsequently announced that the local Treasury was on pace to exhaust its liquidity by Oct.
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There is also an exhaust fan, to clear the air, and the bowl pre-mist feature.
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I also have to deal with that damage to the trim down by the exhaust pipe.
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The parts suppliers specialize in some of the same product areas, including electronics and exhaust systems.
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It was a moderate breeze, but maybe enough to exhaust a cuckoo after days without stopping.
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The experiments — carried out in 2014, a year before Volkswagen was caught using software to cloak excess diesel emissions — involved exposing a group of monkeys to exhaust from a late-model diesel Volkswagen, while another group was exposed to exhaust from an older Ford diesel pickup.
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Surprises come your way this morning, and later today, you'll find that communicating will totally exhaust you.
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Vegetables grown in soil contaminated with lead from paint dust or fuel exhaust will be similarly tainted.
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Meanwhile, it isn't Luke who gets to fire the fatal shot into the Death Star's exhaust port.
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This type of pollution is generated primarily by exhaust from cars and smokestacks, as well as fires.
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AdBlue is the trade name for urea fluid used in Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) exhaust aftertreatment systems.
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These collapsing clouds could form stars extremely quickly—and perhaps exhaust themselves in only 100 million years.
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Broadley admitted he had forgotten to turn the exhaust on and Holland ended up burning the eggs.
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The company expects to start installing the enhanced exhaust treatment system in new cars starting in July.
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They reveal shocking news, they place us on new paths, they excite us, and they exhaust us.
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A baffle in the exhaust closes, sealing off some of the thunder, and the suspension eases up.
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A vent leading directly outside for the exhaust fan makes it easier for moisture to get in.
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One way to clean up older diesel cars is to fit more effective exhaust filters to cars.
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Sanders and Trump have adopted emotional tones that are going to offend and exhaust people over time.
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The condensation could otherwise lead to corrosion and damage the effectiveness of the engine and exhaust system.
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"MediaMath throws off a lot of data exhaust in the way that they generate marketing," Ross said.
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The company will also review its business in components for exhaust-gas after treatment and fuel delivery.
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The emissions of power stations could be captured and "scrubbed", separating the CO2 from other exhaust gases.
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In addition to polluting the air, the diesel exhaust seeps into the bus cabin, directly sickening children.
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Ozone is caused by the interaction of sunlight with volatile organic compounds found in car exhaust fumes.
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If a predator gets too big or muscular, it may exhaust itself too quickly during the chase.
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When the particles from this exhaust encounter the atmosphere, they condense, freeze, and drift through the atmosphere.
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"North Korea is expected to exhaust its crop reserves earlier than usual this year," Lee told reporters.
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He has maintained a punishing schedule of world travel that would exhaust a man half his age.
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The car's exhaust pipe was blocked with snow, police said, causing carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle.
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After all, tech enthusiasts have labeled this data as data exhaust – not exactly suggestive of something important.
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Meteorologists say the pollution surge was triggered by vehicle exhaust fumes, dust and illegal burning of crops.
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Seeing the targeting computer extend out in front of you, numbers ticking down toward the exhaust port.
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Water pipes are kept to minimal length and the single exhaust is mounted high at the rear.
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Turn the exhaust to normal or track, and the car screams when the throttle is wide open.
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If you are looking for a racer, something with a loud and intimidating exhaust note, look elsewhere.
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The company makes products for vehicles, such as pistons, combustion and exhaust gaskets, wipers and brake parts.
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Dr. Rayman said he and his team had expected Dawn to exhaust its remaining propellant by March.
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The teachers are probably trying to sufficiently exhaust their charges before sending them home to weary parents.
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Through the process, machinery would first remove most of the soot and ash from the coal's exhaust.
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At this month's meeting, politicians stopped short of demanding costlier mechanical modifications to engine and exhaust systems.
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Our every online activity generates data exhaust, like web traffic, Twitter mentions, app downloads and search trends.
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Medicaid programs in the territories are expected to exhaust current funds in early 2018 without emergency funding.
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Tumbling battery prices and growing pressure to cut exhaust emissions have led carmakers to embrace electric vehicles.
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" Last we checked, all-electric cars are 100 percent battery-powered, with no fuel or "exhaust gases.
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The only thing I'm gonna say is these intellectual dark web people exhaust me with their whining.
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Instead, exhaust fumes, smoke from wood fires, and other pollutants have been trapped in the city's atmosphere.
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" But "combine all that in one vehicle of some type with no jet engine, no exhaust plume.
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It can take up to 12 years to exhaust all legal avenues in the Canadian extradition process.
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But experts say that while it's tempting to cash in, Americans should exhaust every other option first.
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The latter has admitted that it falsified exhaust emission and fuel economy data in Japanese passenger vehicles.
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University of Washington researchers have found that ship exhaust intensifies thunderstorms, so shipping lanes get extra lightning.
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The agency first opened an investigation into odors and exhaust issues in Ford Explorers in July 2016.
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BMW says vertical air channels, along with diffusers where an exhaust exit would normally be, improve aerodynamics.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: I want to exhaust Helsinki because then I want to get on to China.
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Meanwhile, Nissan Motor said Monday it had discovered misconduct in exhaust emissions and fuel economy measurement tests.
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Roof, like all death row inmates, has extensive appeal rights, which often take many years to exhaust.
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He would often say that he preferred to exhaust the press, rather than the other way around.
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The exhaust pipes have also been repositioned to improve air flow past the back of the car.
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Daimler, like other car manufacturers, uses urea nitrate liquids to neutralize nitrogen oxide emissions in exhaust fumes.
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Yoshizawa captured a SpaceX rocket launch, photographing its exhaust plume over the Sierra Nevada mountains in California.
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German car manufacturers conducted experiments on humans and monkeys that involved the inhalation of toxic exhaust fumes.
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He likes to say that he prefers to exhaust the press, rather than the other way around.
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Man, she's just ... Maybe she is the right person to send in, because she'll just exhaust me.
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His hope is that the jet's exhaust will disrupt a meteorological phenomenon known as "inversion", in which a layer of warm air settles over cooler air, trapping it, and that the rising stream of exhaust will carry off the tiny particles of matter that smog is composed of.
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When NOx are released into the air from motor vehicle exhaust, they produce tiny soot particles and ozone.
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In rough conditions, water could get into the exhaust system, and then into the motor, cutting it off.
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It's so easy to go full-force at the start of the year, exhaust yourself, and give up.
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"Bahamian viagra" — are allegedly an aphrodisiac, and Becca uses this opportunity to exhaust any and all sexual puns.
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Its body is completely sealed underneath and the lights, exhaust and mufflers are mounted high on the frame.
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The major mechanics are located in the rear of the car, and exhaust comes out from the top.
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The liquid is sprayed into the exhaust stream to transform nitrogen oxides into pure nitrogen and carbon dioxide.
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It's also doing its best to exhaust you with announcements that no one has the time to scrutinize.
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Volkswagen-owned Lamborghini said that under certain conditions, there is a risk of fire from the vehicles' exhaust.
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You don't want to blow dust back intoyour laptop through the exhaust vents, where the hot air escapes.
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"COMCEL will exhaust every national and international available legal action to challenge the arbitral award," the company said.
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And the exhaust systems of snarled-up vehicles work less efficiently than those of ones on the move.
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More than just a forward momentum machine, BMW has also blessed the 760i with a performance exhaust system.
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Especially in metropolitan areas, your lungs are constantly exposed to dust and pollutants like diesel exhaust and soot.
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BlueTEC is a filter system that uses urea to help rid exhaust fumes of health-threatening nitric oxides.
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McKinsey notes that the combined exhaust gases have low concentrations of CO153, making them more expensive to capture.
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As a result, the rocket released a short burst of exhaust plumes but remained on the launch pad.
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It's created by interactions between emissions from power plants and exhaust and particles that are in the air.
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Zubrin said it&aposs the cheapest propellant combination, with only a hydrogen-oxygen mix providing better exhaust velocity.
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She was so emotional in the rehearsals that I was worried we were going to exhaust the emotion.
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Image credit: NASAThe spinning tower of exhaust trail exploded into fire, smoke, and vaporized propellent at 78 seconds.
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When the usually-pliable O-ring ruptured in the right solid rocket boosters, hot exhaust started streaming out.
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"No illegal shut-off devices were used in our diesel exhaust after-treatment systems," he told the magazine.
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German supplier Bosch reportedly told regulators that for that initial window, exhaust filtering systems were effectively turned off.
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But rather than exhaust the subject, that program seems only to lay a foundation for Made in America.
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Frankly, though, its Jaguar-rivaling exhaust notes, BMW-besting handling and Audi levels of technology don't impress me.
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"We are going to exhaust all the resources we can to bring her home," O'Keefe told the outlet.
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When he reached zero, Traveler IV shot up off its launchpad, exhaust and flames pouring from its tail.
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Stolen coal and wood were mixed with trash in a furnace that spewed thick clouds of poisonous exhaust.
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It is the cornering, snappy throttle and raucous engine exhaust note that makes the 580-2 worth loving.
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But of all the things on her agenda, which would exhaust most mortals, sleep is at the top.
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Southwest said in an email that on Sunday workers had looked at the inlet, exhaust, cowlings, and fairings.
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Even all terrain vehicles (ATVs) can be a wildfire risk, because the hot exhaust can ignite dry brush.
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All the rage and mourning and angst works to exhaust you; it eats you alive with its relentlessness.
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To comply with those standards, the exhaust should have been higher than or behind the passengers, he added.
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Its eyes glow electric-red, and the vacuum's exhaust has been channeled through its nostrils, so they snort.
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This time, when the countdown reached zero, a bright white trail of exhaust made a beeline for space.
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NHTSA said it recently learned that the police version of the Ford Explorer was experiencing exhaust manifold cracks.
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All of the normally chrome surfaces, such as the trim and exhaust pipes, have all been blacked out.
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The twins are the headliners and proclaim their dominion during their 25-lap final with a bellowing exhaust.
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Her songs are short, most around two minutes: enough to pique interest, but not enough to exhaust it.
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It's meant to exhaust, although I would also say I've been shocked by how long it's gone on.
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The raucous burbles and pops from the exhaust give this car a sense of occasion on each startup.
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Sailors who work on the planes found a surprising amount of wear inside, including contamination from engine exhaust.
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Even if the chances of a dream placement remained low, Mr. Canas said, he would exhaust all options.
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Throughout the show, you can hear the buzz of ships and the Falcon will spit out engine exhaust.
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Bugatti shaved off weight partially by replacing the existing exhaust system with a lightweight, 3D-printed, titanium tailpipe.
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During winters, he would sometimes light up next to the kitchen stove, blowing smoke into the exhaust fan.
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Mayweather's strategy seemed to be to frustrate McGregor for long enough to exhaust him, then finish the job.
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Seehofer said on Monday he would "exhaust all political and legal means" to change the Berlin government's course.
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Volkswagen's deceptive practices even included wildly cruel experiments on monkeys to prove that diesel exhaust is not harmful.
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The moon in Cancer finds you in a busy mood, but it's important not to exhaust yourself, Aquarius.
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MSR won't truly end until whatever year scientists exhaust the final soil sample, and that could take decades.
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The original RZR was designed with a pipe known as the exhaust header connecting the engine and muffler.
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Then, the wonderful cutting exhaust note floods the cabin like the world's most precise and expensive chain saw.
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Order the Sport Exhaust System ($2,890) and a button provides extra snort, the kind your neighbors won't appreciate.
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan wants the city's public transport fleet to generate zero exhaust emissions, for example.
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Duckworth argued that Perez-Montes should at least have been given the chance to exhaust his legal options.
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"What we have to do is exhaust all diplomatic efforts to try to resolve this properly," he said.
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"That is reason enough to cap emissions," added Koniordos, whose firm makes scrubbers used to clean exhaust emissions.
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With all eyes on the Atlantic, the question remains: How soon will we exhaust this precious underwater resource?
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Both sides will exhaust themselves arguing and lobbying, and they will, in all likelihood, fight to a draw.
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It might be the sensation that sites like those are incomprehensibly large, that we can never exhaust them.
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Some newspapers documented the exhaust belching from the ship, and the pictures were reposted widely on social media.
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It did not spew fire from the exhaust pipes as it left the complex, but it sure was loud.
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Diesel exhaust fumes, construction dust, crop burning and even the Diwali festival of lights are also fueling the problem.
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This is largely thanks to the introduction of catalytic converters, which convert vehicle exhaust to much less toxic pollutants.
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The X-31 program tested the idea of using thrust vectoring—directing engine exhaust as a form of steering.
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"What we have to do is exhaust all efforts, diplomatic efforts, to try and resolve this properly," Mattis said.
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The ministry found the fires to be caused by faulty valves in the vehicles' exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) coolers.
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Opting to help all of them could exhaust all the reserves Russia has built up as a safety cushion.
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And a newly standard titanium exhaust system offers a nine-pound weight savings when compared with the outgoing system.
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Rational behavior defies the assumption in many studies that people exhaust their savings and live in crisis, Banerjee said.
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Like crop rotation, the idea that different plants take different nutrients from the soil, so it'll exhaust the soil.
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The engine's intake and exhaust are on top of the plane to avoid being spotted by ground-based devices.
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During a launch, bystanders can see these exhaust plumes trailing behind a rocket as it ascends into the sky.
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The car's exhaust pipe was buried in snow, and the woman's husband was working to shovel the car out.
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" Feeling compelled to go everywhere and meet everyone and exhaust yourself in endless pursuit mode because "you never knoooowwwww.
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As the rocket's nine Merlin engines roared to life for a few seconds, exhaust plumes billowed around the launchpad.
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"These ten VPNs do not exhaust the entire list of proxy programs available to our citizens," Zharov told Interfax.
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If you are flying through the exhaust of a coal-fired power plant or a refinery, it's so toxic.
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However, despite its 503 horsepower, grumbly exhaust, and super sports car looks, I just wasn't that into the thing.
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Exhaust pipes spew pollutants, choking up the 110 freeway and Sunset Boulevard, as cars notch forward inch by inch.
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Navigating through it, I felt that familiar sensation that plagues bikers and pedestrians alike—choking on clouds of exhaust.
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They also swaddled the car in carbon fiber and bolted on a titanium exhaust, because of course they would.
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Her plan, which would cost up to $210 billion, could exhaust half of the financial hub's sizeable financial reserves.
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This could transform the current challenge of server heat exhaust minimization into a fun new piece of public infrastructure.
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Parents exhaust themselves trying to keep up with the false standard of perfection they see around them, she said.
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VW admitted in September 2015 to secretly installing software in nearly 500,000 U.S. cars to cheat exhaust emissions tests.
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This latest development proves the government failed to exhaust alternatives before taking action against Apple, said security industry insiders.
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The Chiron has a new titanium exhaust system and the first airbag to shoot through a carbon fiber housing.
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The other 4 citations were for "equipment issues" including a modified exhaust and an "issue" with his license plate.
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The exhaust fumes alone make traffic cops giddy and give a straitlaced narc squad the giggles and the munchies.
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" Sharma says, "The unit automatically turns on when an engine is activated and gases start flowing through the exhaust.
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These thirsty and scoliotic trees, dusty from exhaust and bark crosshatched, will continue to sway beneath crisp Pacific skies.
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I ate flies and exhaust more often than I thought would be possible — but it was kind of glorious.
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Exhaust air from a training room is pumped out through ductwork to a ceiling diffuser in a nearby corridor.
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With a rumble from the exhaust, it'll snap from a standstill to 21 miles an hour in 226 seconds.
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Nissan earlier this year admitted some of their manufacturers had deliberately altered data on exhaust emissions and fuel economy.
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Fortunately, there are technologies that can clean up all that restaurant pollution — like filters or catalytic exhaust purifying systems.
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Renée Zellweger's startled pout overlooks what must be the city's densest concentration of honking, exhaust-belching, rage-propelled vehicles.
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The dual exhaust will even emit a pleasing, bestial growl — something I never thought I'd say about a Camry.
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Still, the next morning mustard yellow exhaust fell from the smokestack and hovered a few feet above the water.
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Given the scale of what we're facing, we will exhaust our resources before the end of this fiscal year.
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A global backlash against diesel cars broke out after Volkswagen (VW) admitted in 2015 to cheating U.S. exhaust tests.
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Such movies exhaust any critical objections and simply leave you spinning around, with a giddy smile on your face.
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The sway bars stabilize the vehicle and a cat-back exhaust improves performance, rear-differential covers protect the car.
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"Increased demand for testing has the potential to exhaust supplies needed to perform the testing itself," the society said.
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They used a pair of stacked pipes to aim exhaust away from the base of the car, improving aerodynamics.
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He drove a shiny purple Civic that was slammed to the floor and had a custom stainless steel exhaust.
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Because of its proximity to the Bay Bridge, traffic and exhaust from cars at rush hour can be intense.
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The project, a $40 million renovation, addressed a traffic problem that brought exhaust and noise to the Mariposa Grove.
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Those donkey carts now share space with cheap scooters, which spin around corners spewing growls and plumes of exhaust.
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The exhaust is perfectly tuned to produce a snarl that turns into musical banging and popping on the overrun.
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Airlines including United, are seeking to exhaust voluntary leaves, including early retirement plans, before turning to furloughs or layoffs.
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The quad exhaust pipes round out a car that's really trying to split the difference between sporty and practical.
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Electric motors offer the low-speed torque such vehicles need, without the roar or exhaust of their diesel counterparts.
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It was also about America looking into the deep future rather than into the narrow exhaust pipe of today.
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German regulators have previously accused Fiat Chrysler of cheating on its exhaust treatment systems for vehicles sold in Europe.
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Some states will exhaust their allotments of federal money soon after the federal fiscal year ends on Sept. 30.
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"A lot of people say you can't do this at scale because you will exhaust your response," he said.
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Deep learning and reinforcement learning may one day exhaust their utility and open the space for paradigm shifting theories.
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At December's sales pace, it would take 3.7 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 3.9 in November.
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Her plan, which would cost up to $2430 billion, could exhaust half of the financial hub's sizeable financial reserves.
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"We gradually began to exhaust the public record, the open source about these topics in various places," Simpson said.
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It stipulates that police agencies must exhaust all other options, including traditional forensic DNA testing, before accessing genealogy databases.
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These activities fail to bring him happiness, even as they seem to exhaust the possibilities of the decadent novel.
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He adds that Democrats have failed to exhaust their legal avenues to obtain information they claim Trump is obstructing.
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Talks with its rivals were intended to improve exhaust technology and did not involve any "secret agreements," it added.
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The chemical, a urea solution sold commercially as AdBlue, is sprayed into the exhaust to neutralize harmful nitrogen oxides.
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"They don't offer exhaust rumble, but they're far smoother, calmer, and more pleasant to drive in traffic," he said.
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But Volkswagen has shamed itself just the same by sponsoring air-pollution research using auto exhaust fumes and monkeys.
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Rather than filtering emissions at the exhaust pipe, today we have the ability to solve it at the source.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 22018 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 210 months in December.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.6 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 54.83 months in February.
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At April's sales pace, it would take 4.2 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.8 months in March.
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It was so vivid that I could see the axles and exhaust in its undercarriage as it ran over me.
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We decide to take apart our bathroom exhaust fan to see if cleaning it will help it work more efficiently.
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Electric cars died out shortly thereafter, and in a cloud of exhaust GM surged to become the world's largest carmaker.
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At May's sales pace, it would take 4.1 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.0 months in April.
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But the attack on the Death Star's vulnerable spot— a small thermal exhaust port — doesn't really track with her description.
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The Bigurl accelerated past them, picking up speed and churning the access road into exhaust, till she met the highway.
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The air-conditioned people inside the building are not infected, because they don't breathe the exhaust from the cooling tower.
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Several pilots told The New York Times about multiple encounters with UFOs with no visible engine or infrared exhaust plumes.
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At least, that's the general consensus: Get the heck out of that Hummer, and into something without an exhaust pipe.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.7 months in December.
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DE) admitted in 2015 to cheating U.S. exhaust tests, meant to limit emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen oxide (NOx).
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Beginning in 1942, Jews were murdered in large numbers by forced exposure to the exhaust fumes of internal combustion engines.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 303 months in February.
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At March's sales pace, it would take 3.9 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.6 months in February.
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In the control room technicians pore over second-by-second readings of the levels of different pollutants in the exhaust.
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You could eat out every day and experience something new and amazing every time, and never exhaust all the options.
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At July's sales pace, it would take 4.2 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 4.4 months in June.
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Slash the tyres, put sugar in the tank, block the exhaust… When he died, there were plenty of poets left.
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At January's sales pace, it would take 3.4 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 3.2 months in December.
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Dieselgate erupted last September after the company admitted using sophisticated secret software in its cars to cheat exhaust emissions tests.
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So Wyden probably figures it's best to exhaust every option and wear Trump down using his favorite social media platform.
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And in that digital world, we generate digital exhaust, which can be used to better personalize policies and underwrite risk.
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Urban rail coverage is limited, trains are prone to breakdowns and queues spill onto streets where exhaust fumes are intoxicating.
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In other places, investors might worry that the central bank's efforts to defend its currency would exhaust its dollar reserves.
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Just weeks before Faraday Future was set to exhaust its cash supply, the company has secured a major new investment.
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It was clearly his, but the argument that followed did nothing more than emotionally exhaust me and drop my rating.
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In July 1994, Carter, age 33, killed himself by connecting a hose from his truck's exhaust pipe into the cab.
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STEFAN SCHRANK, PROJECT MANAGER, CORADIA ILINT: The only exhaust off this train is water, steam and some little condensed water.
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I think it's necessary for the team to exhaust every possibility so they could feel some closure on the mission.
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The metal, used to make catalytic converters for vehicle exhaust systems, had soared since last year on a sustained deficit.
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At February's sales pace, it would take 3.5 months to exhaust the current inventory, down from 3.9 months in January.
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He believes people should exhaust every other option available to them before touching the money they are saving for retirement.
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With that data exhaust, you'll help them sell (and sell and sell) pieces of your value to advertisers for billions.
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At June's sales pace, it would take 4.4 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.3 months in May.
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The motorcycle In Search of Liberty has a pair of wheels with rims, red side panels, and metallic exhaust pipes.
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The updated software would mean the exhaust filtering systems work more effectively, helping to remove more of the harmful emissions.
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Nevertheless, if the will were there, pipelines from industrial areas could be built to carry exhaust gases to this basalt.
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Turns out they were piping their server exhaust a kilometer outside of town, but we got there in the end.
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Miners: The Department of Labor is correcting a mistake made in a rule to protect underground miners from diesel exhaust.
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That smog, made up of smoke, motor exhaust, factory emissions and construction dust, is enough to make people's eyes water.
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This year's best performing metal, palladium, is chiefly used as a component in catalytic converters, which clean vehicle exhaust fumes.
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A person's knowledge of death could be exhaustible, yet it did nothing to exhaust the pain of losing a child.
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Hydrogen and oxygen are combined to create electricity and water is a by-product that drips out of the exhaust.
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I crunched myself into a car resembling a demonic, exhaust-spewing ladybug and waited for the light to turn green.
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Specifically, they needed a larger tank to hold the chemical solution used to neutralize nitrogen oxide emissions in the exhaust.
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It was the US government's intention to exhaust Russian resources, and in the process outflank them in the technological sphere.
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But the Western measures won't just deprive Turkey of new equipment, as long suspensions will also exhaust Turkey's preexisting stockpiles.
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Often with so much going on in the world we can exhaust ourselves, going from one injustice to the next.
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Paul, who said he inspected 24 duck boats in Branson last August, said the boats' exhaust didn't meet federal regulations.
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Used in vehicle exhaust systems to curb harmful emissions, palladium almost doubled to a record $25,22020 an ounce on March.
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There has been a global backlash against diesel-engine cars since Volkswagen admitted in 2015 to cheating U.S. exhaust tests.
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Has he, heaven forbid, convinced long-suffering idiot Donna into matrimony and a life of coughing on his exhaust fumes?
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Internal combustion engines require bulky, drag-inducing mechanisms for cooling air, combustion air intake, fuel lines, and handling exhaust gases.
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For instance, the Pagani Huayra is a combination of gold (the presentation color) and the purple (from the exhaust system).
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At May's sales pace, it would take 240 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.0 months in April.
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After breathing diluted exhaust for four hours, the monkeys were examined for signs of lung inflammation or other ill effects.
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The metal is mainly used in car exhaust systems to neutralize emissions, and stricter environmental regulations are adding to demand.
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But it wasn't until the early 1950s that car exhaust was established as one of the primary causes of smog.
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That stoked worries that consumers could soon exhaust their sources of cash as their paychecks are effectively diminished by inflation.
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But their sales have been plummeting amid growing awareness that diesel exhaust causes serious lung ailments, including asthma and cancer.
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The utilities would soon exhaust their ability to borrow more money in order to spread the costs over many years.
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Their main concern was different from today's: unbridled economic growth and consumerism would, they warned, swiftly exhaust the world's resources.
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Highway speed limits could be enforced; so could laws requiring the use of E.P.A.-approved exhaust systems on all motorcycles.
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First, contrails are nothing but the incidental result of mixing hot, water-vapor-filled jet engine exhaust with cold air.
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"We will exhaust all viable avenues open to us that we have in our reach," he told a news conference.
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The metal is mainly used in car exhaust systems to neutralise emissions, and stricter environmental regulations are adding to demand.
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Plus, you get a track mode that limits stability control intervention, firms up the suspension and opens up the exhaust.
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The bikes also don't have hot engines and exhaust pipes that can become burn hazards, especially when parked around kids.
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All this data, sometimes called "digital exhaust," has the potential to change how we live and work in phenomenal ways.
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"It's so very convenient," Ms. Cao, 27, said as buses and cars roared by, disgorging the stink of gasoline exhaust.
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If I ran the exhaust fan all the time, he says, I could lower the air pressure in my apartment.
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If he were down in the mine shaft operating the loader manually, he would be inhaling dust and exhaust fumes.
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It's like the sweltering awful I-feel-like-I'm-standing-next-to-a-truck-exhaust-pipe kind of D.C. day.
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It sponsored research that challenged a 2000 decision by the World Health Organization to classify diesel exhaust as a carcinogen.
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Look a bit closer, and you catch a glimpse of the dual exhaust pipes on either side of the Giulia.
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To our chagrin, nobody at the time was interested in employing our diesel exhaust capture system and westopped the project.
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At June's sales pace, it would take 4.3 months to exhaust the current inventory, up from 4.1 months in May.
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In the notification the party must describe the good-faith efforts made to exhaust the Joint Commission dispute resolution process.
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"Because of the carcinogenic health risk to miners from exposure to diesel exhaust and to prevent material impairment of miners' health, MSHA is reviewing the agency's existing standards and policy guidance on controlling miners' exposures to diesel exhaust to evaluate the effectiveness of the protections now in place to preserve miners' health," the agency says.
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"Because of the carcinogenic health risk to miners from exposure to diesel exhaust and to prevent material impairment of miners' health, MSHA is reviewing the agency's existing standards and policy guidance on controlling miners' exposures to diesel exhaust to evaluate the effectiveness of the protections now in place to preserve miners' health," the MSHA said.
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He wanted the entire interior redone, a custom wheel design, and for the exhaust to spit fire out of the back.
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That doesn't mean that the $4.69 billion payout is imminent—Johnson & Johnson will still have an entire appeals process to exhaust.
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Its bass echoes rev up like an exhaust-spewing truck before it takes off at a gallop into the sonic underworld.
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This could also happen if the UK and EU exhaust all other options and return to May's deal in the end.
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Some believe we could eventually exhaust the solar system's resources just like we are on track to do here on Earth.
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Hybrid engines can make fast cars faster, but they would also silence those throaty exhaust notes that shout "Look at me".
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It's a more efficient way to route exhaust gases, but it also solves one of our only complaints with the 24.5S.
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Shipownes can also install costly exhaust gas cleaning kits called "scrubbers" that allows them to continue burning cheaper high-sulphur fuels.
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But we must remember that natural resources are finite, and if we exhaust them, we will change life on Earth forever.
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I also set my camera to go to sleep after one minute of taking photos, so the battery wouldn't exhaust itself.
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They did not realize that some snow had blocked the car's exhaust pipe, causing the deadly fumes to fill the vehicle.
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Where a few hardy souls had first traversed, there were now single-file crevasses, filled with a melting, exhaust-tinged mire.
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The plant's exhaust is run through chemicals that bind to the carbon dioxide, which is then piped to nearby oil wells.
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Now, huge semi trucks rake up a cloud of dust and exhaust as I make my way back to Chinchu Pizza.
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Sean is an engineer by trade, and he took part in designing the exhaust and turbo system on the new car.
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The markets for other vehicle components still on the Commission's radar include car seats, steering systems, electrolytic capacitors and exhaust pipes.
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Because Dragon Front won't physically or mentally exhaust you with twitchy gameplay, you can sustain much longer sessions inside the headset.
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EU nations now have to fund car exhaust testing centers - although they may levy fees from car makers to do so.
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But he did say the Colts (2-6) would exhaust "all resources" to assure Luck is healthy when he comes back.
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That leaves riders sharing city streets with the same types of giant, exhaust-spewing machines that they hope to increasingly displace.
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Extra resources would be required to distill the gas, from car exhaust or power plant smokestacks, to use in the battery.
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