Let the pain flow out of you like airport sushi.
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That's important because U.S loans flow out of those banks.
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The questions flow out from the pages and echo our own.
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That metal will flow out of China if the price is right.
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The rest of the food started to flow out of the kitchen.
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We are likely to flow out of our period of reaction and disaster.
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In Antarctica, the plates of ice flow out onto the water and float.
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A milder southerly flow out ahead of it should boost temperatures toward 60.
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Did all the fuel flow out of the reactors, or was some still inside?
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How much does flow out of capital outward hurt the economies in these countries?
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It has two spillways, passageways where extra water can flow out of the reservoir.
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"The C-corp is less efficient if you're passing cash flow out," said Steffen.
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That leaves the expensive stuff to flow out from the taps in people's houses.
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Emerging economies also faced the possibility that capital could flow out of their countries.
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"If you throw a rock into a pond, the ripples flow out," McIntosh said.
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And then, the lyrics and melody start flow out at the same time for me.
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The news flow out of France – in both French and English – will therefore be interrupted.
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We had a good flow out there, both groups, we played well as a team.
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Sometimes, proteins in state B spontaneously switch to state A and flow out of the droplet.
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Freshwater also needs to flow out of rivers in order to hold the sea at bay.
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If you're doing it in a mutual fund world, you're seeing money flow out to ETFs.
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The regime seems all too happy to let the city's population flow out through its siege lines.
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In modern society, when we turn on a faucet, we expect safe drinking water to flow out.
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Such a downgrade is estimated to likely see $8 billion-$10 billion flow out of South Africa.
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"Esplanade," the most miraculous of dances, makes a lyric flow out of one expressive contrast after another.
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There is more deal-flow out there than we can process, so quantity isn't our main challenge.
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In Malaysia, they're trying to do the reverse — encourage more heat to flow out through the roof.
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There's also a chance that the water will just flow out on its own as the day progresses.
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And after all, if China keeps devaluing its currency, then money is just going flow out of there.
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Like many Americans, as I watched blood flow out of Philando Castile, I was tempted to look away.
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When water starts to flow out of someone's tap, neighbors and relatives rush over with bottles and buckets.
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"It takes the flow out of the game and puts penalty killers on the ice too much," Laviolette said.
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If it lost that rating over central bank independence, up to $10 billion could flow out, analysts have estimated.
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When objects hit the air at those speeds, the air doesn't have time to flow out of the way.
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Install one-way flap gates, so water can flow out without flowing back in when a storm surge hits.
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She had no reluctance to let it all flow out, which is probably why she stirred people as she did.
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SEGALL: You have this skill that enables you to hack an ATM and make money just kind of flow out.
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If it was, then no virgin would ever be able to have a period, because menstrual blood couldn't flow out.
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In "Neatest Garbage," the bag is punctured with holes and its secrets and sinister contents flow out in small streams.
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Many of the producers and buyers interviewed said it was too soon for data to show the flow out of China.
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Pick a non-white candidate and non-whites may turn out in record numbers but these poorer whites may flow out.
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The redemptions were concentrated, though, in riskier bonds, with just shy of $4 billion flow out of high-yield bond funds.
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The congressional inquiry also seeks information about a Russian "mirror trading" scheme that allowed $10 billion to flow out of Russia.
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The congressional Democrats also sought information about a Russian "mirror trading" scheme that allowed $10 billion to flow out of Russia.
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The issue with going longer than that is it takes that real-time nature of the conversational flow out of it.
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Brannigan was rescued after she broke her storefront window, letting some water flow out of the building, she wrote on Facebook.
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Critics say the euro would slump in value, money would flow out of France and financial and economic chaos would ensue.
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To this end they added mesh around the neck, under the arms, waistline, and neck to let excess water flow out.
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To test for doneness, pierce the flesh with the tip of a knife; the chicken is cooked when clear juices flow out.
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Stokes says that some could be being washed ashore by unusual tide or wind patterns that would usually flow out to sea.
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We can draw Feynman diagrams that are completely self-contained, without particles to initiate the events (or to flow out from them).
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That pressure differential means that air will flow into the room with the lower pressure, but won't flow out into the corridor.
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"We're not seeing a lot of flow out of the core caliphate because most of those people are dead now," Lt. Gen.
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Therefore a larger portion of the money from this business stayed in the city and didn't flow out to Shanghai or Guangzhou.
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The rest of the country may receive the innovations that flow out of global cities, and the benefits to consumers are real.
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The congressional inquiry is also seeking information about a Russian "mirror trading" scheme that allowed $10 billion to flow out of Russia.
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Taylor also expected that after sharp property price rises in Shanghai, funds may flow out of real estate and into the stock market.
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Near the Gold King in Colorado, toxic water continues to flow out of the mine at a rate of 570 gallons a minute.
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That put more pressure on high-yielding emerging markets, which have seen capital flow out this year as returns on U.S. bonds rose.
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The other components of land building — silt and clay — are suspended fairly evenly in the water and will flow out with the current.
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Dean's metaphor is to think of habits as well-worn rivers of action that flow out of the predictable path of your routine.
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But that notion is generally dismissed as unconstitutional, since the ban on future office has to flow out of conviction on articles of impeachment.
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She would also impose a no-fly zone, which would tamp down the slaughter of civilians and reduce the refugee flow out of Syria.
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The cracks appear because the magma is building up lots of pressure underground, causing the land to fracture and the lava to flow out.
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" He added that letting users edit tweets for longer than that window "takes that real-time nature and the conversational flow out of it.
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If you've been stuck on a project, a burst of inspiration may arrive once you finally allow your emotions to flow out of you.
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Synthetic clothing, especially the cheap stuff, sloughs off perhaps 100,000 microfibers per wash cycle, which then flow out to rivers and oceans in wastewater.
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By synthesizing hip-hop's many strands, she makes her bid to become future source material, for the strands to subsequently flow out of her.
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The amount of water flowing into Lake Oroville is much less than the water allowed to flow out through a primary spillway in the dam.
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To help control this waste, many neighborhoods would dig little streams along the streets where a river of sewage would flow out in the open.
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We also want to be sure that nothing breaks with [the Chinese] government, which is right now allowing money to flow out of the country.
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The corrosive river water ended up leaching metal from the city's aging pipes, causing water with toxic levels of lead to flow out of taps.
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Engineers Bharat Bhushan and Philip Brown have a treatment in development that will coat plastic bottles and allow soap to cleanly and entirely flow out.
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Once the bats reach the treetops, they form columns that flow out and over the hills like plumes of smoke that appear to never end.
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Fidelity, like its industry counterparts, has had money flow out of its actively managed funds and into its passively managed ones, including E.T.F.s, he said.
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Last year the government again spent far more money than it raised, much of it on imports, causing scarce greenbacks to flow out of the country.
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The more refugees that flow out of Venezuela, the easier it is for these transnational and transregional threat networks to spread north, south, east and west.
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It, however, did see $2.2 billion of new money flow into the private bank, compared to the previous year when it saw $2 billion flow out.
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I had to become thoughtful about disentangling those things, to treat the precepts of my faith as primary and let our politics flow out of that.
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The greatest of all our island tears, But for the tears that flow out of me Through the eyes of my souls for my enslaved people.
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But over the last week, Argentina has been reminded that when capital is free to flow in, it can also flow out, creating profound economic implications.
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I'd be really surprised if a new policy allowed stuff to flow out of electronic health records in a way we don't see now, to private companies.
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Another is that money tends to flow out of riskier sorts of securities, such as stocks and emerging-market bonds, into safer assets such as Treasury bonds.
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But now, as interest rates in the United States begin to rise, these dollars have begun to flow out of China, the Middle East and Latin America.
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We were super excited to cut this open and see the filling flow out, but ooze factor aside, this salted egg yolk croissant was quite a letdown.
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"Although some capital will flow out (to investors) as dividends, the listing will raise a significant amount of funds that we can use straight away," Son said.
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And just a few years after the FDA allowed farmers to use antibiotics for growth promotion, antibiotic-resistant bacteria began to flow out of farms as well.
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At the same time, Kotecha expects capital will continue to flow out of China and the economy will continue to face pressure from relatively high debt levels.
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Bottom line: There's nothing humanitarian about such politicized aid and scores of vulnerable Venezuelans will suffer and continue to flow out of the country out of desperation.
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Millions of dollars' worth of out-of-state investments are flowing into Wyoming's wind projects, but much of the profit will flow out of state, as well.
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As well as details about those transactions, the lawmakers are seeking information about a Russian "mirror trading" scheme that allowed $10 billion to flow out of Russia.
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Streams that enter the Ruhr Valley are no longer able to flow out the other side, Beicke explains, and now water pools in places it never used to.
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"Sometimes if you have a chunk of tissue that blocks up the flow out the cervix, you can get a heavier flow again after it passes," she writes.
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"I think as the global sentiment stabilizes, then some of that flight to safety in Treasurys will flow out, and there will be upward pressure on bond yields."
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About 7 percent of Ukrainian exports, mainly steel and grain, flow out of Mariupol and other ports on the Sea of Azov, so the inspections have hurt trade.
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Rather than flow out from the Sun in one continuous stream, some of the solar wind comes out in spikes or bursts, traveling faster than the surrounding medium.
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With so little money in the group, marginal funds may flow out of heavily owned sectors like consumer discretionary and tech, and into the high-yielding real estate stocks.
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As a geographical crossroads, Turkey has some 2.5 million refugees within its borders and agreed to stem the flow out, in exchange for financial assistance from the European Union.
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Investigators and people in the gold industry say the ease with which smugglers can carry gold in their hand-luggage on planes leaving Africa helps gold flow out unrecorded.
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And yet client money has continued to flow out of the firm's Freedom Funds as retirement plan sponsors shift workers' savings to rivals in the target-date fund business.
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The unusual flow out of northwest Europe is due to lower Mediterranean imports from the U.S. Gulf Coast and relatively strong demand in North Africa and Turkey, traders said.
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Turkey saw $15.5 billion flow out of investment portfolios last year, according to central bank data, due to worsening appetite towards emerging markets as well as domestic security worries.
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He has similarly blamed the fires on the state's decisions to let water flow out to the Pacific Ocean instead of diverting it to storage, farms or other uses.
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There was a huge supply of bankers after the financial crisis in 2008, but "that situation is changing in general as we flow out of that period," he said.
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In a video that he posted during this involuntary break, he announced that he was moving to L.A. "That's when the videos will start to flow out," he said.
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The outer limits of the leaf, a shape so full of its own absence, are defined by taut lengths of string, which flow out and away in parallel lines.
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As the difference between Malaysia's and the U.S.' benchmark rates narrow, funds were likely to flow out of Malaysia to head to the U.S. in search of less risky returns.
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The firm will spend three months fracking two horizontal wells, which involves injecting sand, water and chemicals to split the tightly packed shale rock and induce gas to flow out.
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It's great you can research and it's easy to find stuff, but in a lot of ways it took the continuity and the natural progression and flow out of things.
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Now, a crackdown on undocumented workers will accelerate that flow out of the United States, leaving some industries and employers scrambling to fill jobs in an already tight U.S. labor market.
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Plus, the dark streaks seem to flow out of the tops of the hills, but water probably wouldn't sprout out of the the tops of slopes at these angles, he says.
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Rakuten's Twidale said that any negative news flow out of the trade discussions could push the dollar back up again, given investor demand for safe-haven assets during times of uncertainty.
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Throughout the ages, there have basically been two ways to manage menstrual blood: letting it flow out onto a pad, or keep it contained internally for a short amount of time.
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"There are two things driving the market: Earnings and the news flow out of Washington," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research.
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Any negative news flow out of the trade discussions on Friday could push the dollar back up again, given investor demand for safe-haven assets during times of uncertainty, Turner said.
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"This is in line, at the very least, with data showing that capital continued to flow out of China," said Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rates strategist, at TD Securities in New York.
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More recently, they have found ways to apply their ideas to create internal coatings for containers so that their contents will flow out easily and completely, with no shaking, thumping or squeezing.
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Additionally, the hydraulic fracturing used by the industry to break up shale deposits and get oil and gas to flow out also requires large amounts of water that arid northern Mexico lacks.
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Just as surely as the bilious circling back and suggestions to hop on a call began to flow out of my then 22-year-old fingers, so too did the exclamation point.
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The privately owned company will spend three months fracking two horizontal wells, which involves injecting sand, water and chemicals to split the tightly packed shale rock and induce gas to flow out.
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Eventually, it became clear that this was an "interference by outsiders" who had gained access to the utility's industrial control systems — the switches that regulate electricity flow out of the power plant.
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The trash pileup may have resulted from the failure of a marine retaining wall surrounding a huge decades-old landfill, causing trash to flow out and settle on the northern shore line.
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A device called the Q-Collar applies pressure to the jugular vein with the idea that this will slow blood flow out of the head and increase the blood pressure in head.
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They are characters whose world we only understand through their desires, which flow out from them like the tendrils and umbilical cords that emanate from everything in the world of Death Stranding.
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Steve Schapiro, a spokesman for the New Jersey Department of Transportation, said that detour should stop between 1,200 and 1,500 vehicles per hour from merging into the peak flow out of Manhattan.
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The corrosive river water was not treated with the proper chemicals and ultimately leached metal from the city's aging pipes, causing water with toxic levels of lead to flow out of taps.
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Typically, thermal projects involve drilling a pair of wells into an oil sands reservoir and pumping steam through the upper well to liquefy bitumen so it can flow out of the lower well.
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"What they've told us is to plan for zero," said Amaral, who blames environmental regulations that protect endangered fish for allowing water to flow out to sea rather than being captured in reservoirs.
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There is one subject, however, that Trump himself appears to consider a top priority: Creating safe zones for civilians in Syria as a way to stem the refugee flow out of the region.
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He also expects that funds will flow out of bonds into stocks in search of better returns, especially since many bonds still have negative yields, meaning investors essentially are paying for their investments.
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As much as $3.5 billion of passive investment is expected to flow out of Korean shares in total as a result of the MSCI index adjustments this year, KB Securities in Seoul estimates.
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Where this story goes further, however, is in showing that data-sharing partnerships allowed for user information to flow out of the social network very recently — implicating some of the biggest players in tech.
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The cover image helps me recognize that, beg pardon, a lot of shit, a lot of ego, has to flow out of a body before it can be filled with compassion for the other.
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"Breaking 7 is beneficial to China because it can reduce some of the effects of tariff increases, but the impact on our renminbi confidence is negative and funds will flow out," the source said.
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And it suggests a transitional arrangement will also be important for businesses — flagging up doubts over alternative mechanisms which can be used to allow data to flow out of the EU for commercial purposes.
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"Breaking 6.84823 is beneficial to China because it can reduce some of the effects of tariff increases, but the impact on our renminbi confidence is negative and funds will flow out," the source said.
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Pressure, angle, and tilt are all recognized and I can't remember a moment where the virtual media didn't appear to flow out of the tip as soon as I put Pencil tip to screen.
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Twenty-eight percent of all plastics and rubber transported in America flow out of Texas The vast majority of coal in the U.S. is produced in Wyoming — not Appalachia — and shipped within the Midwest.
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More broadly, China's faltering economic growth, which slowed to a 25-year low last year, is giving investors pause, putting pressure on the yuan currency, and encouraging capital to flow out of the country.
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It might sound impractical — archaic, even — but if you&aposre struggling with productivity or creativity, it might be time to grab a pen and paper and let your brain flow out onto the page.
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Those levees have reduced flooding and saved countless lives over the decades, but they have also penned up the nourishing sediment that used to flow out with the spring floods and renew the Delta.
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Its surface still sits 20123 meters (90 feet) below sea level, and water doesn't flow out of it—it's isolated from the oceans, and relies on a series of Asian rivers to maintain its levels.
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The report was the first by McCaskill, the ranking Democrat on the U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, to flow out of her investigation into drugmakers' roles in the national opioid addiction epidemic.
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The statement from the palace said she told the royal couple that the confidence she gained through training allowed her remaining fear "to flow out of her" and she now faces the future with optimism.
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They do so using air-gaps (which involve disconnecting the system from the wider world), firewalls (which monitor data-flows for suspicious traffic) or data diodes (which allow information to flow out but not in).
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"Breaking 27 is beneficial to China because it can reduce some of the effects of tariff increases, but the impact on our renminbi confidence is negative and funds will flow out," one of the sources said.
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"Breaking 7 is beneficial to China because it can reduce some of the effects of tariff increases, but the impact on our renminbi confidence is negative and funds will flow out," one of the sources said.
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But The Gartman Letter publisher Dennis Gartman told "Squawk Box" he believes any bounce in stocks will be short-lived because money will likely flow out of equities to make up for falling U.S. money supply.
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One of the other big changes in recent years has been in hydraulic fracturing: pumping water, sand and chemicals into the well at high pressure to crack it, allowing the oil and gas to flow out.
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"More resources could flow out into neighborhoods now that the downtown is becoming more vital," said Steve Fredman, a retired English professor who was close with the Buttigieg family long before the mayor was even born.
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Dozens of girls in turquoise hijabs flow out of one of the few still-open local schools, while hooped barbed wire lines the tops of walls around the mini-mansions and compounds of the more wealthy.
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Dr. Hartman said the wedding ring stopped blood flow out of his penis, causing it to become swollen and "borderline necrotic," but his team was able to eventually remove the ring using a diamond-tip saw blade.
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The unusual flow out of northwest Europe is because of a stronger prices in the Mediterranean area due to lower imports from the U.S. Gulf Coast and relatively strong demand in North Africa and Turkey, traders said.
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"China is playing a steady hand on the currency front and the news flow out of Europe continues to be positive, which is helping European currencies," said Alvin Tan, a currency strategist at Societe Generale in London.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU pension funds will have to include environmental risks in their investment strategies, under a law passed on Thursday, that ecologists hope will encourage money to flow out of fossil fuels and into greener sectors.
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Assets in such "passive" choices — index mutual funds and exchange-traded funds — have quadrupled since 2010, while traditional mutual funds have watched more money flow out than come in since 2015, according to investment research firm Morningstar.
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Mr. Trump promoted his approach in a round table with governors at the White House on Monday, saying that past trade rules set by "globalists" had allowed factories and wealth to flow out of the United States.
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At a certain point, though, around the time of Barack Obama's victory in 2008 (and the timing is unlikely to be a coincidence), whites started to flow out of the bucket as fast as non-whites flowed in.
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I'm Here for an Argument In Tucson, Trump supporters flow out of the Convention Center like a red-white-and-blue river, along hostile riverbanks made of protesters, who have situated themselves so as to be maximally irritating.
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"We are seeing U.S. dollar strength and that is causing money to flow out from emerging markets to the U.S. There is some sort of risk aversion going on," said Yoshinori Shigemi, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Wading into Syria's civil war Trump has long said he favors a "safe zone" in Syria to prevent Basher al Assad's regime from carrying out indiscriminate airstrikes against Syrian civilians and to halt the refugee flow out of Syria.
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Another big risk is that Lake Mead could eventually drop below 950 feet, when water could no longer turn the dam's turbines, or even 895 feet, when the lake would reach "deadpool" status and no water could flow out.
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At that point, they attach an external device (including tubing and a water-filled reservoir — see photo above) to open the valve, and gravity helps the contents of the stomach flow out through a tube and into the toilet.
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Not all people with penises experience it, and those who do can always bring themselves to orgasm (it needn't be through intercourse!) or wait it out, since blood will naturally flow out of the penis and testicles as arousal subsides.
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Ulmer thought he was done writing about this part of his life, but then "several more songs began to flow out of [him]" and he went on to record the rest of the EP, which will be released September 30th.
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Several new pipelines are being built or developed to enable more gas to flow out of the Permian, including Oneok Inc's WesTex and Roadrunner projects, Kinder Morgan's Gulf Coast Express and Permian Highway projects and NAmerico Energy Holdings' Pecos Trail.
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This is a constant problem on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, where morning droplets of rain can flow out to sea by afternoon, As warming continues, "you can expect this over most of the islands over the Indian Ocean," Koll warned.
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With local physical premiums bombed out at two-year lows around the $50-per tonne level, there is every incentive for copper to reverse-flow out of China in the direction of LME warehouses in South Korea.
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"I think the GOP is going to have to have a pretty interesting reset in the next few years because of America's changing demographics, and because of the things I think will inevitably flow out of this crazy administration," he said.
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The government has had to strike a balance between returning the country to international financial norms and ensuring that once capital controls are lifted, money does not flow out of the country so fast the currency crashes and the economy suffers.
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In addition to drilling more wells, some firms are planning to frack mothballed ones—wells that have been drilled but not yet pumped full of sand, water and chemicals to open up fissures allowing oil trapped in shale to flow out.
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Years of low interest rates and strong investor demand has allowed companies to pile on debt with loose documents and little lender protection, but investors are pushing for better terms as money continues to flow out of mutual funds while US rates fall.
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Several new pipelines are being built or developed to enable more gas to flow out of the Permian, including Oneok Inc's WesTex and Roadrunner projects, Kinder Morgan Inc's Gulf Coast Express and Permian Highway projects and NAmerico Energy Holdings LLC's Pecos Trail.
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As we inch closer toward the Note 8's rumored August or September launch and leaks continue to flow out of the faucet like there's no tomorrow, new cases have now all but confirmed the Note 8 will have a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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LG: It's kind of like that idea, some of the meditation apps will say like, "You shouldn't try to fight thoughts, it's okay if thoughts come into your brain," but you're just supposed to sort of accept them and let them flow out.
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"This flow out of Myanmar has not stopped yet, it's into the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya (who are) still in Myanmar, we want to be ready in case there is a further exodus," he told a news briefing in Geneva on Friday.
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" Himes said that amid reports of a second whistleblower complaint regarding Trump's July call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, this one reportedly from a source with firsthand knowledge of the call, "we're sitting here watching the information flow out of the White House.
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Several energy companies are building or developing new pipelines to enable more gas to flow out of the Permian region, including Oneok Inc's WesTex and Roadrunner projects, Kinder Morgan Inc's Gulf Coast Express and Permian Highway projects and NAmerico Energy Holdings LLC's Pecos Trail.
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Several energy companies are building or developing new pipelines to enable more gas to flow out of the Permian region including Oneok Inc's WesTex and Roadrunner projects, Kinder Morgan Inc's Gulf Coast Express and Permian Highway projects and NAmerico Energy Holdings LLC's Pecos Trail.
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"Hundreds of hardened killers who are not going to die on the battlefield" will flow out, James B. Comey Jr., the F.B.I. director, said this month, adding that the fallout from "crushing the caliphate" would dominate the bureau's attention for the next five years.
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Millions from the project would subsequently flow out to Trump himself — and documents seen by the FT raise serious questions about how Shnaider's company was making its money in the period leading up to the decision to invest this $40 million in the Trump Toronto.
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"We like companies that don't actually pay too much of their cash flow out because they have good opportunities to invest in fixed capital and generate higher returns in the future through these investments," Tim Crockford, lead manager of the Hermes Europe Ex-UK Equity Fund, said.
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A low pressure area in the upper levels of the atmosphere will set up residence just to the west of the Mid-Atlantic, with a moist southeasterly air flow out ahead of it transporting an unusually moist air mass off the Atlantic Ocean and into the Mid-Atlantic.
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That triggered further selling in the offshore yuan , which slumped to 6.7250 per dollar, its lowest since trading began in 2010 and a record discount of about 2.5 percent to the onshore rate of 6.5526, adding to a spread that is encouraging capital to flow out of the country.
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"Even if the exchange rate touches the weak-side convertibility undertaking rate and funds flow out of the Hong Kong dollar, this is an inevitable process for the normalisation of the Hong Kong dollar interest rates," Howard Lee, an executive director at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said in an article.
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It's as if the body politic today is so sick from collective disease that remains hidden under the patina of polite conversation, unethical legal compromises, historical amnesia, and obscurantist rhetoric, that the word "nigger" is the only thing strong and sharp enough to pierce the swollen skin and let the pus flow out.
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"Periods when the U.S. interest rate is going up, when the Fed is tightening, are almost by definition periods when the expected rate of return on capital in the U.S. is going down relative to the rest of the world - and that means long-term capital will flow out of the dollar," Kaletsky said.
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Liquid striped men's wear suiting was paired with elongated chiffon shirts in a contrasting stripe left to flow out the back; white satin slip-dresses draped on one side to reveal a cowl lined in black; and pencil skirts slit to one thigh paired with bibbed tuxedo shirts winking sheer at the back and sides.
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To do this, the US would help neighboring states such as Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey care for the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees already in their countries as well as the thousands more who will likely continue to flow out of Syria, secure their borders with Syria, fight terrorism, and otherwise become more secure.
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Sometimes you just write random lyrics or just let the feelings flow out, and only later do you realize that either a lot of the songs are connected lyrically to your life and what you're experiencing, or that what came out of your brain was exactly what you needed to communicate to others, or even hear from yourself.
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The amount of water flowing into Lake Oroville -- 37,000 cubic feet per second -- is much less than the 60,000 cubic feet per second allowed to flow out through the dam's primary spillway, Winter storm warnings Power went out and cars were submerged in Southern California after the region experienced one of its most drenching storms in recent years.
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"The underlying news flow out of China has been a lot better, in Italy it has improved ... but that's not the case in the UK and certainly not the case in the U.S." He said markets needed to see "broader evidence of a peak in infections" before calm returned and otherwise risked more "brutal selloffs periodically".
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Ernest Moniz former United States Secretary of Energy If disruptions are relatively modest, you know, a couple of millions of barrels a day through the international energy agency and our own strategic petroleum reserve, we still only could fill such a gap for fair amount of time, however, if there is really a major stock change of oil flow out of the gulf.
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