Knowing or learning a foreign language is to educate to lead out- to lead out of confinement and narrowness and darkness.
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Clinton didn't just promise to get lead out of houses.
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Federal, state and local funds support the schools; so it should be an easier task to get lead out of schools than convincing the gas and oil industry to get lead out of gasoline.
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The kitchen and living room lead out to a small patio.
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With 10km to go, (our lead-out man) Jasper (De Buyst) crashed.
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All three rooms and the gallery lead out to a wraparound terrace.
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Instead, she was lead out of her building by the person she was with.
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The answer is simple: Our policies should be designed to proactively get the lead out.
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Unofficial results show Harris with a 905-vote lead out of nearly 85033,000 votes counted.
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Kentucky pushed its lead out to 218-34 at halftime, led by Herro with 10 points.
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Here is a handy new use for those old coffee grounds: pulling lead out of drinking water.
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The Get the Lead Out of Schools Act is a common sense fix to protect our kids.
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The piece is adapted from his upcoming book, "Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead," out September 3.
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According to CNN figures, Sinema held a 38,20203-vote lead (out of more than 2 million cast).
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I keep them in the bucket of shame next to the sliding doors that lead out back.
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The steps on the side will lead out to a swimming pool (which isn't pictured in the renderings).
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Any effort to get lead out of soil would have to start with finding the source of contamination.
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In the under resourced, overcrowded prison, guards lead out a suspected poacher with his hands behind his back.
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I wonder how much better off we'd be if we'd gotten the lead out earlier, and more effectively.
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Affected workers weren't lead out by human resources or operations staff, as in some mass layoffs at large companies.
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I bankrupted the country and was asked to resign, eventually lead out of the building by a military coup.
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The dog and the handler, then, typically lead out in front of troops to ensure they don't walk into danger.
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Once again, the Pistons stretched the lead out with a spurt, scoring the first eight points of the fourth quarter.
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Norton reeled off a list of preexisting federal programs that could be used to encourage getting lead out of housing.
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Linen curtains framed the sliding doors that lead out to a private balcony with sweeping views of the Mediterranean.
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The government offered free milk to treat them, suggesting incorrectly that it could flush the lead out of their bodies.
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He was given 20 minutes to bid goodbye to his family before he was cuffed and lead out of the courtroom.
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The Gamecocks took advantage with 9 straight points to push their lead out to 12 — the same lead they held Feb.
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While some regulations surely are wasteful, the vast majority serve important purposes, like keeping lead out of the water our children drink.
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We also need to continue and promote policies to get lead out of our water, our pipes, food, cosmetics and our homes.
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The Trump administration is moving forward on potentially updating the 26-year-old standards meant to keep lead out of drinking water.
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"You know we're the ones that got lead out of gasoline so that our kids could actually think when they got to school."
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The Timberwolves edged the lead out to 3713 early in the fourth quarter before Anderson and the Rockets started to hit from 3.
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Last week, Environment America and U.S. PIRG released their national "Get The Lead Out" report, which grades states' on their lead prevention policies.
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Because when we look at lead poisoning, we can chelate [medically remove] lead out of the blood of kids above a certain level.
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The world has spent the last several decades engineering lead out of just about everything other than automotive batteries due to its toxicity.
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Fox's revival of its "24" series had 17.6 million viewers, the lowest viewership for a Super Bowl lead-out program in 14 years.
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You know we're the ones that got lead out of gasoline so that our kids could actually think when they got to school.
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We should get plastic out of the ocean, toxins out of our grounds and streams, lead out of the drinking water of any child.
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"We're still determined to get the lead out of Flint," she told reporters in a Flint news conference with the governor and EPA officials.
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Their experiments showed that this coffee-infused foam successfully got 99 percent of the mercury and lead out of water in just 30 hours.
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"I mean, you'd get better results if you got the lead out of the water," says Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at New York University.
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But if she hadn't been there, it's hard to imagine the house would have been able to get the lead out of its water.
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One wall has built-in, distressed-wood shelving arranged in a playful pattern; on the opposite side, sliding doors lead out to the backyard.
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Grace is found guilty, and as she's lead out of the courtroom, she notices that Sarah is wearing a necklace that belonged to Shannon.
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The thought is that the presence of an audience will help Kelly's show differ from Today, her lead-in and lead-out on the network.
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When 'Sparky' returns to his spiritual home on Sunday, he will lead out a side that has collected two points for their first six games.
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After the brief hearing, Hamzeh was swiftly lead out of the courtroom, passing his father and crying mother who extended her hand to her son.
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Munich, the lead out of four German cities to list among the top 15, boasts beautiful architecture, a strong business center and enviable public services.
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Stone and Zimmerman live just outside Landrum, South Carolina, in an A-frame cabin; upstairs in their bedroom, French doors lead out to a raised deck.
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The process converts oxygen from solid oxides within the simulated moon dust to gas that is guided toward exhaust pipes that lead out of the plant.
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Off the great room is a space with a wet bar built from wood and rough-hewed stone; French doors lead out to the pool area.
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And the city failed to treat that corrosive water with chemicals that prevent it from leaching lead out of the aging pipes that route water around town.
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Because the water from the Flint River lacked adequate treatment for corrosion, it drew lead out of the city's old water pipes, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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So when America began taking lead out of its gasoline, it reduced all these bad outcomes — and crime, statistics show, fell right alongside rates of lead exposure.
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A summer research program, "Get the Lead Out," will send students into homes to measure lead in paint, dust, soil and water and inform families about risks.
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"You had everything up overnight, and then a good lead out of the U.S., but now everybody's taking profit," said Mathan Somasundaram, a strategist at Baillieu Holst.
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India Dispatch NEW DELHI — The man's last footsteps, cast in concrete, lead out from an all-white mansion to the spot where he took his final breath.
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"To represent your country at the Games is an unbelievable experience, but to lead out Team GB will be an incredible honor, the biggest in sport," Murray said.
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"We haven't had a good win like this where we've been able to really pull a lead out and keep the lead," said Wolves center Karl-Anthony Towns.
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Glass doors lead out to a wood deck with a vertical garden and steps down to a glass conservatory with a furnished seating area and a gas fireplace.
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"We had a lead, and we didn't do enough offensively to continue to spread that lead out, but when we needed to make plays, we stepped up," Stanton said.
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We're not alone in this — McKinsey predicts a potential global shortage of hundreds of millions of skills workers — but it is our responsibility as a nation to lead out.
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Not only that, but the city didn't treat that corrosive water with chemicals that prevent it from leaching lead out of the aging pipes that route water around town.
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The listing notes that pocket doors lead out to the expansive backyard, which comes complete with a "zero-edge pool," a gas fire pit and a reclaimed wood pavilion.
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The lingering hazard got new attention with the crisis in Flint, where polluted, improperly treated water ate away the protective coating and leached lead out of the aging pipes.
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The corrosive water from the Flint River leached lead out of the city's pipes and into people's drinking water, in addition to the other toxins contained in Flint River water.
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It left his lead-out man Teunissen without a job but he took matters into his own hands to claim the first yellow jersey of the 106th Tour de France.
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The Buckeyes slowly stretched the lead out with some long-range shooting — they finished with six 3-pointers in that first half — en route to the 10-point halftime edge.
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The 188-km ride from Edinburgh was decided in the final few meters as Orica Scott's Ewan, given the perfect lead out on the cobbles, just got his wheel in front.
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He rants against government regulations of all kinds, and you can imagine what his real estate friends would think about being forced to get the remaining lead out of their buildings.
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Fungi were among the first organisms to colonize land environments, where they enriched terrestrial soils and paved the way for plants and animals to follow their lead out of the oceans.
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San Antonio's starters grabbed a 16-6 lead out of the gate, then started a 25-173 run after the Kings grabbed a 33-30 lead early in the second quarter.
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It was later revealed that the corrosive nature of the Flint River water had leached lead out of Flint's aging pipes, contaminating the water by the time it flowed into resident's homes.
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In 2002, researchers at Harvard and the CDC estimated that getting lead out of gasoline added $213 billion per year to the economy because children not exposed to lead had higher IQs.
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Bourque found the back of the net again in the second which was followed 52 seconds later with another powerplay goal from Wojtek Wolski that pushed the lead out to 4-0.
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My daughter and I discover that there are French doors that lead out onto a huge sun deck, she says "wow" in her adorable toddler voice, she's never seen anything like this!
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EPA WORKING ON LEAD RULE: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) kicked off the regulatory process Thursday for potential updates to 21625-year-old standards meant to keep lead out of drinking water.
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"There are a host of common-sense, no-brainer regulations that are frankly popular with the public," said Narang, like that delayed rule on keeping arsenic, mercury, and lead out of the water.
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There's plenty of shabby furniture piling up in the background, threatening to trap us in this episode forever — can't you get to work on rearranging that, maybe get some of the lead out?
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The Jumbo-Visma was perfectly positioned at the head of the bunch after good work by his lead out man Mike Teunissen and never looked like being beaten over the final 250 metres.
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"I was going to go for the bonus sprint because I need to gain time on Tom Dumoulin but, when I saw Thibaut Pinot getting a lead out, I went past him," he added.
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Coyle then brought in new editorial leadership: Zach Stafford left Into shortly before the sitewide layoffs to helm the Advocate, while Them's founder and creative director Phillip Picardi recently jumped ship to lead Out.
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Alaphilippe benefited from a strong lead-out by Quick-Step Floors team mate Bob Jungels on the home straight as he finished ahead of Patrick Bevin (BMC Racing) and Emils Liepins (ONE Pro Cycling).
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The Dimension Data rider beat German Andre Greipel (Lotto Soudal) and Italy's Niccolo Bonifazio (Bahrein Merida) after a perfect lead-out from his team mates at the end of a 189-km flat ride.
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" Backed by environmental groups, in 2009 the National Park Service announced a "Get–the-Lead-Out!" initiative to outlaw the use of lead in firearms and fishing tackle "by December 31, 2010 or sooner.
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After a largely disappointing spell with England's Sunderland, Khazri will lead out a team made up mostly of players from the Tunisian domestic league and only a few who have pursued their careers in Europe.
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FLINT, Michigan — Five years after Flint's water turned brown and acrid, leaching lead out of old pipes and carrying other contaminants into people's homes, Carma Lewis still can't bring herself to drink from the tap.
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Auburn pushed an 11-point halftime lead out to 243-27 to start the second half and never let the Bulldogs (10-5, 0-2 SEC) get closer than 16 points the rest of the way.
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Together, they unspool Paul's gritty secrets, in a thriller that our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, said was brimming with "strong-willed female characters who can't wait around until the boys shake the lead out of their shoes."
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As worrisome as was the way in which the Obama administration used various tools of the administrative state "to get the lead out," the push failed, in the face of overwhelming pushback from the firearms-owning public.
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Mirotic scored 213 points in that quarter on 212-of-277 shooting from the field, including 2-of-3 from the 3-point line, and the Bulls pushed their lead out to as much as 21 points.
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Viviani pipped world champion Peter Sagan to the finish line by riding along the barriers after being lead out by team mates Fabio Sabatini and Michael Morkov at the end of the flat 177km stage from Salamanca to Fermoselle.
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As clearly noted in an editorial by American Water Works Association CEO David LaFrance, the cause of the lead poisoning in Flint was the lead service lines ("Together We Can Get the Lead Out," March 85033, 2016 at awwa.org).
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The same celebratory narrative goes for 22003-9017-290210's lead-out series, Prodigal Son, keeping roughly half of the Ryan Murphy show's audience during its series premiere (22020-22020-1 had 7.1 million viewers; Prodigal had 4.18 million).
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He received an outpouring of support from around the world, including encouragement from celebrities such as Australian actor Hugh Jackman, and was invited to lead out the Indigenous All-Stars rugby league team at the Robina Stadium in Queensland.
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Founded in 2010 by recycling industry veterans David Cauchi and Brent Benham, Closed Loop's strategy was to build a furnace that could melt the lead out of CRT glass, creating two separate commodities that could be sold for a profit.
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It hardly came as a surprise that within days of President Trump taking office the National Rifle Association unloaded on the Obama administration's science-based decision to begin the process of gradually getting the lead out of our most pristine refuges.
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Some of the best-known riders in professional road cycling have been making the most of the their unexpected spare time to lead out 'virtual' rides on Zwift's fictionalised Watopia course as amateurs join in from their home-based exercise bikes.
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Some of the best-known riders in professional road cycling have been making the most of the their unexpected spare time to lead out 'virtual' rides on Zwift's fictionalised Watopia course as amateurs join in from their home-based exercise bikes.
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If every polluted community has to push politicians to write letters to the EPA, the agency "will be spending most of its time answering congressional letters and not getting lead out of water or mercury out of our air," he said.
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The great room, with an octagonal vaulted ceiling, a bar and a white stone fireplace, has matching sets of French doors with gold-trim curtains that lead out to the frequently filmed patio, which has a cabana and breezeway access to the guesthouse.
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An emergency manager, installed by the state's governor to fix the budget of the long-depressed, heavily African-American and disproportionately poor city, approved a switch from a cleaner water source to save money, without requiring additional chemicals to keep the lead out.
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Georgia pulled away from a two-point halftime lead out to a 10-point cushion, 38-37.93, in the first three minutes of the second half and was still up 46-37 with 11:212 left in the game before Tennessee began chipping away.
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"The fact of the matter is, they're legally required to treat the water so it's not corrosive and so it doesn't leach the lead out of the pipes," said Erik Olson, senior director of the Healthy People and Thriving Communities Program at the NRDC.
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Erik Olson, senior director for health and food at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), said there are numerous ways the Trump administration could fight lead, like taking lead out of aircraft fuels and certain outdoor paints, strengthening rules for cleaning up lead contamination and new standards for lead in food.
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Greens react: Erik Olson, senior director for health and food at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), said there are numerous ways the Trump administration could fight lead, like taking lead out of aircraft fuels and certain outdoor paints, strengthening rules for cleaning up lead contamination and new standards for lead in food.
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Flint is not served by private wells, but its battle to get the lead out of the water has triggered alarms in other communities – including those served by private wells, which can draw in corrosive water that leaches lead, copper and other heavy metals from well components, water pipes and plumbing fixtures.
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Of course, convincing those who profit from lead products to get the lead out has never been easy going in the U.S. RELATED STORIES FROM THE HILL: "Obama's parting shot against ammunition industry takes effect" The gasoline industry fought off regulation for decades by suggesting that, despite all the research to the contrary, lead was not a health risk.
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I ended up relying on a secret weapon — my dad — to put me in contact with local Republicans, including Daniel Holtz, the chairman of the local G.O.P. "I believe that Elkhart has always been sort of a boom and bust town," said Mr. Holtz, adding that the same story of the town's recovery "had been written in the '70s and '80s," meaning that a town that relies on the production of a luxury good like RVs tends to lead into a recession and lead out.
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