"Gassing is an indiscriminate means of take," wrote a group from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department tasked with looking at snake gassing.
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Instead of gassing myself out on the field, I loafed.
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Let's talk about your daddy … tear gassing children in diapers today.
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The police are fucking disgusting—tear gassing people for any reason.
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French police water cannoning and tear gassing migrants in #CalaisJungle pic.twitter.
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This from a man famous for gassing and getting tapped out.
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You don't want a friend gassing you up, telling you lies.
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It definitely takes longer than gassing up a regular car would.
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If gassing children is not evil, then the word has no meaning.
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Officials say the tear-gassing occurred after migrants threw rocks at authorities.
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However, after two weeks, they were still bothered by the off-gassing.
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I haven't noticed any chemical off-gassing smells coming from the mattress.
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"That was the only time I saw a complete gassing," he said.
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The gassing of innocent women and children is very disturbing to me.
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We had utter freedom, and my only responsibility was gassing my car.
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Kenichi Asakawa&aposs sister Sachiko survived the subway gassing but was left paralyzed.
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No U.S. intelligence reports ever gave any indication of gassing or mass extermination.
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Let's talk about your daddy/secret boyfriend tear gassing children in diapers today.
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"President Trump is not gassing children!" radio host Todd Starnes argued on Tuesday.
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Rap twitter is once again guilty of gassing breaking news up beyond necessary extremes.
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" Right-wing radio personality defends the White House:"President Trump is not gassing children!
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It smells bad, too: of the off-gassing of plastics, garbage, and body odor.
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No off-gassing is required as this mattress is both latex and foam-free.
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Not just throwing words around, gassing, chatting shit—which is very predominant now in music.
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If you can't decide which fart you like best, there's an option for random gassing.
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And this is not the first time he has been accused of gassing his people.
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There was smoke and fire everywhere; the police were tear-gassing from the other side.
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Others seem more competitive while you enjoy just gassing them up and watching them go.
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"I don't really have success or the numbers, or like, people gassing me," explained LaCue.
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Ventilation shutdown isn't widely used in other countries, according to Kiezebrink (gassing is usually preferred).
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He also was a getaway driver helping one of the cultists flee after gassing the subway.
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"This is off-gassing all of its terpenes," he says, and I nod to feign comprehension.
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Latex offers rounded body support and bounce, but it emits a long-lasting off-gassing odor.
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He said development of the gassing method would continue in case lethal injection drugs again become unavailable.
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Second, though gassing is on the books in Missouri, the state hasn't used the method since 1965.
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Tear-gassing was once considered an unreasonable use of force; now it is barely worth a retweet.
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After gassing up ($30.11), I stop at the Starbucks drive-through ($3.95) and then head to the office.
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Several buyers note that their mattress didn't have an off-gassing period, and the customer service is impressive.
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What do you think Congress should do in response to the tear-gassing of children at the border?
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In the interim, though, do you think you need to draw a red line at tear-gassing children?
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What do you think Congress can do in response to the tear-gassing of children over the weekend?
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Senator, do you think Congress needs to take action against the tear-gassing of children at the border?
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And the Raptors would do it with essentially the same roster that had been gassing up the Studebaker.
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Protest videos even showed some shouting, "Khamenei is a murderer!" and anti-riot police tear-gassing violent demonstrators.
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Willy Loman has been smashing up his car and gassing himself on the boiler for nearly 70 years.
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O.K., so he denied a minor historical detail like the gassing of millions of Jews by the Nazis.
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As far as anyone can tell, Trump's strikes are motivated by his horror over the gassing of Syrian innocents.
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If it takes Kevin gassing up you before a musical to strengthen your morals, then Kev, keep at it!
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Other anti-vaccination activists make the obscene comparison of mandatory vaccination to the gassing of Jews during the Holocaust.
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"So they're making the circumstances worse, and here we look at children being subject to tear-gassing," Cardin said.
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Over a year later, the boy's man's sisters wrote my grandmother to say he had died from the gassing.
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She told the students about the Nazi gassing of Jewish people and targeting of disabled people and their children.
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Now that narrative is flimsier than ever, as Trump blasted Putin for complicity in the reported gassing of children.
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This CO2 off gassing is captured in proteins, hop particulate, and suspended yeast, which create the beer foam you see.
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"We'll never forget that Western world supported & armed Saddam ... Security Council never condemned his gassing of our people," Zarif wrote.
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Those shows, and shows like them, are usually fluffed with fake drama, producers gassing it up for ratings and fights.
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They can pay a daily or monthly fee, and ZIRX offers value-added services like car washes and gassing up.
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Ron Johnson, the chair of the Homeland Security Committee, which has oversight over the agencies that conducted the tear-gassing.
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I was wondering if there's anything the Senate can do to prevent the tear-gassing of children at the border.
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I was wondering what you think Congress can do in response to the tear-gassing of children at the border.
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She talked to students and their parents of the Nazi horrors -- gassing Jewish people, targeting disabled people and their children.
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The gassing occurred on the 11th day of a partial government shutdown, which is centered on a dispute over border security.
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" Gassing up the film to IndieWire, TIFF artistic director Cameron Bailey raved, "It's probably the most Safdie movie you've ever seen.
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But the comment drew widespread condemnation from people who said it minimized the gassing of millions of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Exposing it to oxygen will help it age it faster, which is where the valve for off-gassing comes in handy.
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Mr Trump's foreign policy has its episodes of engagement, such as the cruise-missile attack which followed Syria's gassing of civilians.
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With any memory foam product, you are going to have "off-gassing" when you first release it from the vacuum seal.
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I was wondering what you think the Senate should do in response to the tear-gassing of children at the border.
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"We'll never forget that the Western world supported & armed Saddam ... Security Council never condemned his gassing of our people," Zarif wrote.
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Animal rights activists have pointed to inhumane practices such as gassing and electrocution used on animals in the fur production process.
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And yet, you're supporting Bashar Assad, who has been gassing his own people -- with chemical weapons, with chlorine gas and barrel bombs.
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The lawsuit alleged that police applied excessive force against protesters, and violated their rights by "kettling and gassing" them on several occasions.
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But Spicer also emphasized despite name-checking barrel bombs and gassing children, the White House does not want to advertise its moves.
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A year before at the Democratic National Convention, with the whole world watching, CPD officers were seen tear-gassing and clubbing protestors.
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The tear gassing took place after Mexican federal police tried and failed to stop a group of migrants from rushing the border.
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One of the most extreme visuals, from 2016, displays Pepe the Frog dressed as a Nazi and gassing an anti-Semitic caricature.
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If you're kicking it with homie all the time, that's going to be harder because you're salting the wound or gassing the fire.
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" — Kumail Nanjiani (@kumailn) April 11, 2017 Sean Spicer: "At least Hitler gave out Pepsi before gassing 6 million people, Assad only had Coke.
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Authorities ended up shutting the camp down, gassing the demonstrators as they sang freedom songs in the shadow of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Like, how dare you spend your Sunday-morning time-bucks huffing off-gassing plastic mats or whatever and mass-produced orthorexic-fury fumes?
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It all started when he sought to explain the outrageous actions taken by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in gassing his own people.
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The Charlottesville Police Department made matters worse, ordering the protesters to disperse in short order, then tear-gassing them in the ensuing chaos.
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Nine out of ten fights at heavyweight devolve into clumsy swinging matches with both competitors gassing out if it goes past three minutes.
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One of the truckers from the night before, the one who'd been sleepy and barely listened to the others' stories, was gassing up.
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An independent report of the incident was released in 2015 by the NT Government and the centre was renamed following the tear gassing.
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When they are stunned, animals are rendered unconscious through blunt force, electric shocks, gassing or a steel bolt that penetrates an animal's skull.
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Inasmuch as there was a Trump doctrine prior to Trump taking office, bombing Assad to punish him for gassing civilians wasn't part of it.
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A youth-focused Conservative group named Activate became embroiled in a scandal this summer after leaked texts showed its members joking about "gassing chavs".
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As a last resort, some airports, such as New York's LaGuardia and JFK have resorted to rounding up geese and gassing them to death.
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"The police here are after us," said 17-year-old Eritrean national Robil Teklit, who complained his eyed itched constantly from repeated tear-gassing.
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"Hehe, mossos are probably too busy tear gassing protesters right now to pay attention to their server logs," Phineas Fisher writes at one point.
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We cannot be tear-gassing children who are arriving at our borders seeking asylum because they are fleeing the murder capitals of the world.
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Employees are gassing up government vehicles, moving objects around to secure locations, and figuring out which windows need to be shuttered for the storm.
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Opposition and some rights activists say he has grown authoritarian, citing frequent tear-gassing of opposition rallies, jailing of activists and harassment of independent media.
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As well as that, there have been songs about Hitler gassing the Jews again, people simulating the sound of gas escaping, and it's just horrendous.
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But flipping a light switch, turning up the thermostat, gassing up the car – and, crucially, what we pay for these essentials – also rely on infrastructure.
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My mother told me that in her labor camp, they were hungry, they were put to work, but no one was shooting or gassing them.
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Banksy A new Banksy mural critiques French authorities tear gassing 'The Jungle,' an unfond nickname for the refugee camps in the port city of Calais.
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There was no turning away from the images of police tear-gassing and siccing dogs on Native bodies, because there was nowhere else to turn.
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They watched the video together of his gassing, in what was, as far as we know, their first bit of time spent together in bed.
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The song is largely about gassing one's self up to a point where nothing feels impossible and there couldn't have been a better time for it.
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Trump also took aim at his predecessor, Barack Obama, for failing to confront Syria back in 2012, when the country was first suspected of gassing civilians.
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It was perturbing to be discussing the relative merits of gassing New Yorkers with what was in effect Zyklon B or the equally nasty cyanogen chloride.
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Instead, you get fill that's tested and certified by CertiPUR-US and GREENGUARD Gold to ensure there are no toxic chemicals or potentially harmful off-gassing.
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The opposition and some rights groups say he has grown authoritarian, citing frequent tear-gassing of opposition rallies, jailing of campaigners and harassment of independent media.
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"Quads" are free to move between the two areas, but full citizens — "pats" — are taught to kill quads at will in the cities by gassing them.
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First and foremost, some of us are deeply connected to the communities that are being directly impacted and targeted by the tear gassing at the border.
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After gassing up Issa enough to leave her girls getaway weekend on the hopes of reconciliation, Lawrence still moved out and slept with his local bank teller.
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"The police were the ones tear-gassing us, beating us, calling us monkeys," Maria Chappelle-Nadal, a prominent protester in Ferguson and a Missouri state senator said.
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But the video shows some of them playing cards when the tear-gassing begins, and the entire episode appears to have taken place within a secure area.
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At least, at a house party, if someone starts gassing about Baby Driver being the film of the year, you can walk away and find another room.
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Problems persist, but the country is making strides to protect its landscape, integrate into Europe and normalize relations with Belgrade, the reason behind parliament's self-tear-gassing attacks.
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If they are convinced of the evidence against Mr Assad (who denies responsibility), then they should punish him hard enough to deter him from gassing his people again.
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It is not surprising that Frank is gassing up a pedophile (and his racist supporters) just one season after he was helping escort refugees to the Canadian border.
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One video, which contains footage of the tear gassing of six boys at Darwin's Don Dale Youth Detention Centre in 2014, has since been restored upon further review.
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"Horrible things are done to groundhogs in the name of nuisance control, like gassing them, exploding burrows, poisoning and some of them are pretty ill considered," said Griffin.
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The person who delivers or picks up the car to the customer would alleviate the need for parking, gassing or charging up, and visits to the car wash.
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They're emblazoned with a photo of police tear-gassing a crowd of people and the words "we're here to help," which make a statement about rampant police brutality.
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He noted it took about 2359 to 2399 hours for the mattress to decompress, and the off-gassing smell went away in about the same amount of time.
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Admittedly, it angered us to know that it's someone who is responsible for tear-gassing our own Indigenous people in Standing Rock, and more recently, on the border.
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Protesters also gathered at the Prince Edward subway station where police four months ago had rushed in, beating and tear gassing demonstrators who had no way to flee.
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Nakagawa and key members produced sarin at a cult compound and sprayed it from a van, in what was later regarded as an experiment for the subsequent subway gassing.
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Japanese media reports say doomsday cult leader Shoko Asahara, who has been on death row for masterminding the 1995 deadly Tokyo subway gassing and other crimes, has been executed.
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Residents of the city spent much of Sunday securing their roofs, gassing up their cars and mopeds and collecting cash sent by relatives in South Florida via Western Union.
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But sometimes formaldehyde gas can be released from these objects—known as "off-gassing"—which can cause nosebleeds and coughing, and, in the long-term, nose and mouth cancer.
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It had taken down communications, perhaps the content of her snipcasts had triggered an auto-defense response, which included either gassing her with visions, or projecting them around her.
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Protesters Tuesday also gathered at the Prince Edward subway station where police four months ago had rushed in, beating and tear gassing demonstrators who had no way to flee.
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When Bashar al-Assad brazenly crossed that line, gassing hundreds in the town of Ghouta in August 2013, the Obama administration initially announced a plan to respond with force.
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Here's an incomplete list of times you *definitely* shouldn't: drunk and/or otherwise inebriated; miss your ex but really only his dick; miss your ex but really only the way they held you after; "u up" to a platonic friend; righteous rage resulting from an hour of your friends gassing you up; sorrow resulting from an hour of privately gassing yourself down; within 24 hours of watching Call Me By Your Name.
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Donald Trump, America's president, had vowed to make his regime pay a "big price" for gassing to death more than 40 people in the town of Douma on April 7th.
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Spicer caused an uproar Tuesday when he said Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II, ignoring the Nazi government's gassing of millions of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Recently, the former president bizarrely and brazenly claimed that his inaction in Syria required "political courage," as if a failure to punish the gassing of children is something merits applause.
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She's largely won positive reviews in her role, particularly for an impassioned speech she gave at the United Nations following the gassing of civilians by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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In the review site's tests, the mattress was durable, provided good motion isolation and edge support, was quiet, had minimal off-gassing, and slept cooler than other all-foam models.
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Alastair Hay, a professor of environmental toxicology at Leeds University in Britain, said the tear gassing was "clearly a violation of another country's territory" and an interference in Mexico's affairs.
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On Google Scholar, he found an Indonesian web page that detailed the process of artificially pinkening the leaves on philodendrons by gassing greenhouses with a chemical to stimulate ethylene production.
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" One mom responded on Twitter: "This angry mom is gassing up her minivan today so she can early vote on Monday after she drops the kids off at school. #AngryMoms.
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Inspired by these actions and an activist clergy, Catholics took to the streets by the thousands, prompting scenes of police beating up priests and tear-gassing churchgoers in the pews.
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Whether it is gassing or panic that gets the better of him, leaning for long swings and diving for long shots has consistently been a problem for him in recent fights.
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Soon after the protesters' retreat Venezuelan forces started firing tear gas into Colombian territory, gassing protesters, journalists and observers from the Organisation of American States who had thought they were safe.
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It cannot be a Vietnam-style search for the perfect bombing algorithm, but rather must be calibrated to convey a more pointed message: stop gassing your people or face serious consequences.
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Opposition leaders and rights groups have accused Museveni's government of cracking down systematically on its critics with the use of intimidation, detentions, torture and tear-gassing of rallies to discourage dissent.
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"Exploring a variety of possible explanations for the detected non-gravitational acceleration, we find out-gassing to be the most physically plausible explanation," Dr. Micheli and his colleagues write in Nature.
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But even if he cuts all forms of spending (defense spending, entitlement spending, infrastructure spending, gassing up Air Force One, you name it), the needed permanent percentage cut is 47 percent!
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Rosenstein is clearly being either willfully ignorant or he's gassing the public when he makes statements like, "nobody has a legitimate expectation of privacy in that phone," referring to the shooter's phone.
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"When you have a government tear gassing children or separating them from their parents, you are creating new and permanent harmful health impacts rather than making it better for them," McGovern said.
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President Bashar al-Assad, having finally neutralized the threat to his capital by gassing the rebels into submission, can afford to hunker down and wait out another momentary burst of Western outrage.
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But since Syria's deadly gassing of his people in Idlib on April 4, the politics has shifted decidedly against Russia again, and the sanctions are a lot likelier to be toughened, not eased.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Robbers stole jewels and clothes worth millions of euros after tear-gassing two Qatari women and the driver of their luxury car on a motorway north of Paris, police officials said.
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According to the Norwegian Fur Breeders Association, the country currently has around 200 fur farms; for animals, fur farms mean a life in cramped, barren cages with painful deaths by gassing or electrocution.
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Making clear the conceptual origins of these actions lay in scientifically and medically legitimated eugenics, medical professionals oversaw the murder of an ever-widening group of undesirables in "gassing installations" around the country.
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Hitting Assad now might bring a momentary sense of just deserts, but there is nothing to be proud of in Syria, and no American solution—not even for the gassing of children. ♦
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Samantha had earned a global reputation fighting genocide, only to see it undermined by the Obama administration's refusal to take action against Assad, once he began gassing his people in August of 2013.
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Last Sunday, as Border Patrol agents were tear-gassing Central American asylum seekers, including parents with their toddlers, more than 40,000 other migrants were being held in detention facilities across the United States.
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Instead, when the FBI tried to end the siege after 21996 days by aggressively tear-gassing the Branch Davidian compound, the Davidians set fires that killed more than 229 people, including 53 children.
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Minks, foxes and rabbits are among the animals most commonly subject to cruelty in the quest for fur, according to Mr. Smith, who said that they were often killed through gassing and electrocution.
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According to the U.K.'s Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a grinder can kill the chicks within one second, but gassing can prolong the process by up to two minutes.
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Mr Clinton's point, that the Islamist rulers in Kabul and Khartoum should stop succouring Osama bin Laden, and Mr Trump's, that Bashar al-Assad should stop gassing his fellow Syrians, both justified military action.
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In his bloody quest to hold power, Assad and his forces have been accused of gassing cities, barrel-bombing schools and hospitals, conducting mass torture and executions, and using starvation as a military tactic.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has ordered its biggest-ever cull of chickens and other poultry, gassing millions of birds to fight an avian flu outbreak spreading at what the government called an unprecedented rate.
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I ran into it personally as Chief of Staff at the State Department, when I saw Congress unwilling to authorize even surgical airstrikes to hold Bashir Assad accountable for gassing innocent kids outside Damascus.
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Syrians who opposed the government noted that Mr. Assad had no trouble bombing his own cities and gassing his own citizens to keep power, while he had done almost nothing to "liberate" the Golan.
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Other companies operating in a similar vein (and in automotive) include refueling and car wash on-demand startups, like Filld, Yoshi and Booster Fuels for gassing up and Spiffy, Wype Washos and Washé for washing.
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"This, in fact, could be why America has slowed its preparations for a strike — many of the best targets to stop Assad from gassing his own people might be now on Russian bases," Kazianis said.
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Is it possible that, a hundred years from now, the age of gassing up and driving will be seen as just a cul-de-sac in transportation history, a trip we never should have taken?
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Weapons inspectors will try on Saturday to reach the site of a suspected poison attack in the Syrian town of Douma, hours after Western countries launched air strikes in retaliation over the gassing.
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After the Spanish and the French — Morocco's two colonizers — launched a brutal attack on the region, bombing, gassing and burning villages to the ground, Khattabi was defeated and ended his days in exile in Cairo.
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The constant violation of humanitarian law in Syria, the undermining of the United Nations as a diplomatic platform, and the starving and gassing of people in order to negotiate a political outcome are not acceptable.
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I just tried saying that out loud (not in the quiet car) and there's no way that I could possibly utter it to someone's off-gassing face, because I'm a wuss like all of us.
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But development of the new gassing protocol was taking too long and the state has since found a new supply of lethal drugs, Hunter said at a news conference in Oklahoma City alongside Governor Kevin Stitt.
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Whether or not Mr Assad is deterred by the latest strike—and warnings of more to come if he continues gassing his people—it will do little to alter the the course of Syria's civil war.
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While he gave the appearance of speaking from the heart about the gassing of "beautiful little babies," it was less clear if his comments represented a change in policy, or were just retorts to tough questions.
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In a strange turn of events, Chris Harrison actually wasn't gassing up the season finale of The Bachelor — it was legitimately the most dramatic ending that this franchise has ever seen in all of its years.
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What Santos is known for more than anything is a brawling style, gassing in every fight (he gassed in this one after three minutes of holding side control, unanswered) and for getting knocked out quite a lot.
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Trump's spokesman reached for an unwise comparison by saying that even Adolf Hitler had never used chemical weapons against civilians during World War II, despite the gassing of millions of Jews and other minorities in death camps.
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President Trump made the right decision last night in firing a Tomahawk missile barrage against the Assad regime's Shairat Air Base, from which a nerve gas attack gassing over 2628 civilians to death was launched on Tuesday.
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Like the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy enacted earlier this year, which separated children from their parents while in detention, the tear-gassing of Central Americans immediately gripped the nation's attention and was decried by many as inhumane.
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As long as there are landfills, giant manure ponds, agriculture and forestry waste, and sewage treatment plants off-gassing methane into the atmosphere, it makes sense to capture as much of that methane as possible and use it.
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Even as the United States condemned Mr. Assad for gassing his own citizens and held Russia partly responsible, given its 2013 promise to rid Syria of chemical weapons, the Kremlin kept denying that Syria had any such capability.
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Because of these slip-ups, UK consumers have unwittingly been contributing to animal cruelty: For animals, fur farms mean a life spent in cramped cages, ended by electrocution or gassing, a practice that's not just barbaric but incredibly dated.
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In addition to Sean Spicer's recent embarrassing ignorance about Nazi Germany's gassing of its own Jewish citizens (along with other victims), the last time the administration acknowledged the Holocaust, it failed to mention how Jews were its main victims.
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Nicole was spotted gassing up in Beverly Hills Tuesday in a sexy, form-fitting black dress and high heels ... a look that probably made a few people driving by decide they needed to pull in and fill up too.
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The outbreak in Japan's Miyazaki prefecture follows the gassing of more than 200,000 chickens at a farm in the northern island of Hokkaido last weekend and brings the country's cull this season to nearly a million chickens and ducks.
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That tear-gassing of children goes on all over the world, and it shows this nation not as it is but as a nation that is not fully Democratic, and I saw it and I just found it repugnant.
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And if we do decide to launch a missile strike to retaliate against the despot Bashar al-Assad for gassing his own people, it means we don't tell Putin first so he can warn Assad to move his planes.
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During Monday's installment of Fox & Friends, Rob Colburn, president of the Border Patrol Foundation, downplayed the tear-gassing of asylum seekers and migrants by US Border Patrol agents on Sunday by comparing pepper spray with something you'd eat at a ballgame.
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There's now contentious debate about whether hunters should be allowed to use snake gassing to drive snakes out of their winter dens to be used in popular "rattlesnake roundup" carnival displays, milked for medically valuable venom or used in stunts.
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Without offering a shred of proof, Putin first charged that it was Syrian rebels who had engineered the gassing of women and children as a "false flag" to implicate Assad and draw the United States to attack the Syrian regime.
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More importantly, though, most hatcheries that supply hens to farms — even cage-free or free-range farms — use a practice called "chick culling," in which male chicks are slaughtered en masse, usually by grinding them alive: Gassing is also sometimes used.
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The standard practice at hatcheries that supply egg farms with hens is to kill almost all male chicks shortly after birth, usually by grinding them to death, as you can see in this horrifying video: Hatcheries also sometimes use gassing.
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One thing that is not referred to directly in the exhibition is the Nazi's collection and reuse of human hair, collected before gassing victims, for example, at the Auschwitz concentration camp and sold to German companies to make household products.
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"It's not just a case of whitewashing ... but a ridicule of mass murder during the Holocaust, especially the ridicule of the gassing of millions of Jews in Auschwitz," Van der Bellen said on the TV program Mittagsjournal on Austrian broadcaster Oe1.
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The restaurant could do a decent tourist trade nonetheless—on our visit, there's a huge gang of weekend bikers gassing up at the Shell station across the street—but the restaurant's insularity is further illustrated by its hours of business.
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Backed by Iran's airlift, the Assad war machine is responsible for the death of half a million people, the displacement of millions more, the gassing and torturing of thousands, and the ethnic cleansing of vast swaths of the Syrian countryside.
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A prominent case of this is John Demjanjuk, the Ukrainian-American autoworker who was accused of being the notorious guard Ivan the Terrible, responsible for gassing hundreds of thousands at Treblinka and lying on his citizenship application about his Nazi past.
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That's because standard practice at hatcheries that supply egg farms with hens is to kill almost all male chicks shortly after birth, usually by grinding them to death, as you can see in this horrifying video: Gassing is also sometimes used.
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The public grew cynical about presidents and intelligence after George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq based on false accusations of weapons of mass destruction, and the doubt spilled over to Barack Obama when he accused Syria of gassing its own people.
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PERDUE TO CHANGE CHICKEN-SLAUGHTERING PRACTICES, INTRODUCE &aposGAS STUNNING&apos AT FACILITIES McDonald&aposs suppliers will also be required to start gassing the chickens prior to slaughter — a process called "stunning" — which will render the slaughtering process painless, the L.A. Times reported.
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They were willing to swap the better living conditions and insulated shelters for the damaged tents of Grand-Synthe because, they said, they could "no longer bear the active police presence in the Jungle," referring to the alleged tear-gassing of the camp.
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In a first for the oil and gas industry, Royal Dutch Shell this week acknowledged that a big source of the company's climate pollution comes from consumers — such as people gassing up their cars — and vowed to cut these emissions in a new climate strategy.
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For more than a month, as the New York Times reported, Trump's supporters responded with online abuse — sexist attacks that accused her of being an obsessive, Fatal Attraction–esque spurned job seeker, including a meme that depicted Trump gassing Jacobus in a gas chamber.
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Kourtney Kardashian's ex-bf was spotted out by himself in WeHo Thursday in very casual attire, before hopping in a ride worth hundreds of thousands less than Kourt's convertible Bentley he was seen gassing up in Calabasas last month ... a regular ol' Ford Explorer.
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In the essay, though, he argued that only "the technical process of gassing" was unique to the Nazis, that most Germans had been noncomplicit and that the moral line between the "social extermination" of the Soviet gulags and the "biological extermination" at Auschwitz was blurry.
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The venter is most likely seeking validation from someone who is willing to mirror their emotional intensity; if you aren't up for doing that, they will probably start to get the hint and seek out people who are more amenable to gassing them up.
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In 2010, after Canada geese flew into the engines of a US Airways jet, forcing an emergency landing in the Hudson River, federal, state and city officials announced a plan to eliminate two-thirds of New York's geese through gassing, hunting or birth control.
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"I've been living here 2600 years, and it's the first time I've seen something like this," said María, whose home is near the prison, and who refused to give her last name for fear of reprisals by the police for describing the tear-gassing.
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In 2013, Syria promised to give up his chemical weapons as part of a diplomatic deal with Russia and the United States to avert a planned American strike that would have been in response to Assad gassing almost 1,000 of his own citizens to death near Damascus.
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With the deaths of two migrant children from Guatemala last month and another tear-gassing of crowds that included children just across the Southern U.S. border on New Year's Day, nobody should argue against a thorough investigation of the circumstances that continue to place minors in highly dangerous situations.
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Some of those facilities, including the Don Dale Youth Detention Center in Berrimah, which was closed in 2014 after a tear-gassing incident but reopened in a nearby location under the same name, are in the Northern Territory, the area with the country's largest proportion of Indigenous Australians.
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" Thus "many of us feel the violence inflicted upon the refugees — and against mostly POC-protesters in Ferguson and mostly-Indigenous protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline, just two of many other instances of militarized tear gassing of unarmed citizens — much more personally than it seems to affect leadership.
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Many of us feel the violence inflicted upon the refugees—and against mostly-POC protesters in Ferguson, and mostly-Indigenous protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline, just two of many other instances of militarized tear gassing of unarmed citizens—much more personally than it seems to affect leadership.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer found himself embroiled in controversy when he said at his daily briefing Tuesday that Hitler, who was responsible for the gassing of millions of people, didn't stoop to level of Syrian President Bashar-al Assad and use chemical weapons as a mechanism for murder.
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Though the question of whether Quinn even survived his gassing haunted fans in the months between seasons, the premiere focuses on Carrie's overbearing attempts to care for him—from cheerily badgering him to go to physical therapy, to chasing him to a crack den, to finally letting him live in her house.
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What is far more important to me, as a member of a people who experienced genocide, is that the Trump administration decided to reverse course from previous American inaction at the gassing of Syrian children and strike hard at the Assad regime, showing that "Never again" must mean just that: never again.
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A widely used petroleum-based product reeking with pungent off-gassing until it has completely dried, 180 gallons of the stuff was poured and pulled across the six slabs, yielding a surface unexpectedly rich in detail, tracing movement like an impasto and revealing an organic process of oxidation that continues to change.
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On July 31, a community lead in New York took to one of the company's Slack channels to ask if buildings were experiencing "off-gassing" and a "smell of chemicals" in phone booths after their locations opened, and asked what they have told tenants about the situation, according to the messages seen by Business Insider.
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Other methods, like gassing the birds with carbon dioxide or suffocating them with a dense CO2 foam, require more time to orchestrate: you have to find a way to get a CO2 tanker to the farm, pump the gas into the barn, and wait for the concentration to get high enough to depopulate the flock.
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He pulled us out of the Iran deal, so their nuclear capability is -- this is somebody who has already expelled Russian officials from this country and put sanctions on Russia when it&aposs been necessary, and also pushed back on Vladimir Putin when he was propping up Assad not once, but twice in gassing his people.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, blasted the parents of an American soldier killed in Iraq, applauded Saddam Hussein for gassing his own people, continuously praises Vladimir Putin, has refused to disavow former Ku Klux Klan (KKK) leader David Duke, and has made a litany of xenophobic, racist, and sexist comments.
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"Firefighters spend large portions of their shift waiting for calls in a station, during which they can be exposed to diesel exhaust from idling trucks (which is a known carcinogen) and off-gassing from contaminated post-fire gear (which may be contaminated with a variety of known and/or possible carcinogens)," researchers point out in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
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When we ask what's the purpose of the recent gassing of Syrian children in the Idlib Province or the torture and killings of Chechnyan homosexual men, we ought not simply look to God or the universe for explanations but to ourselves, to the entrenched mythologies that drive such actions — then reject them when the institutions they inform amount to acts of horror.
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The two women were hanging outside Monday's Apple event with Jennifer Garner and Rashida Jones (literally just...hanging out and drinking wine, straight out of a literal dream I've had) when Oprah began gassing up her BFF King, and encouraged Witherspoon to try out her own impression of the interview in hopes that, come time for her show, she could draw a little inspiration.
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This is one of the few instances (possibly only) where the public decided that Jay was lyrically upstaged on a track of his own, so for a 19-year-old to grab hold of this and spit shit like, "I'm younger than Kobe, vet like Rob Horry / I made it hot, bubbly, your buddy is getting chubbier than N.O.R.E." and "If this was the block, I'd be moving a eighth or more / But I soar through the block in that grape Azzure / I see hate galore but I straight ignore because my cake is more / Peep how your date adore" I'm smiling to myself as I'm listening and typing right now because this is gassing me.
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