There were several ways that the more noxious fumes could
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Many diesels emit far more noxious gases than under test conditions.
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"The taint surrounding this selection could not be more noxious," she said.
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But there have also been persistent rumblings of his associations with even more noxious ideologies.
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Glyphosate, for example, is one of the chemicals promoted as a "safer" alternative to more noxious pesticides.
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This is a party which has promoted some of Mr Trump's more noxious ideas, just in coded language.
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That is in part because of Europe's embrace of diesel cars, whose fumes are more noxious than gasoline's.
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Over the course of the campaign, Ms Hyde-Smith has morphed from bland seat-filler into something more noxious.
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And if that policy climate is toxic for all Latinos, it's likely that much more noxious for the undocumented.
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Mr. Gray, working from David Grann's 2009 book, "The Lost City of Z," glosses over Fawcett's more noxious beliefs.
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Ms Berejiklian distanced herself from her colleagues' more noxious policies, and all but banned Mr Morrison from the campaign trail.
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The peaceable irony of "This Is Fine" was the spiritual opposite of the much more noxious "Pepe the Frog" meme.
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Europe's testing regime allows diesel cars to emit up to 14 times more noxious gases on the road than under test conditions.
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The problem comes when discharges into the sea are tainted with more noxious material, such as bacteria that pose a threat to human health.
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Bannon has always been used as an excuse to explain the more noxious statements and positions that the President has taken since his campaign began.
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McDonald's Hot & Spicy Chicken, for instance, contains an insane 22 grams of sugar, making it far more noxious and habit-forming than it should be.
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"The people who participated and the men who run these businesses in particular, definitely they have a responsibility for the more noxious aspects for the industry itself," O'Neill says.
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In some cases, it's fair to condemn some of these thinkers' nostalgia (particularly Peterson's) as intertwined with a more noxious nostalgia for the racism or sexism of an "easier" time.
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Their proposed legislation is far more noxious than the 2009 stimulus, since the tax cuts are designed to flow to the richest Americans, at a direct and immediate cost to poor Americans.
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The proposal in the Knesset was considered even more noxious by the churches, which have begun to sell much of their residential property in West Jerusalem, the main Jewish half of the city.
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If this were Europe, Reince Priebus, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell might accept some tactical support from an interloping right-wing party but vigorously distance themselves from that party's more noxious views and its leading politicians.
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Even though she acknowledges that Hollywood's sparkling, dramatic mirages aren't realistic, it's not a stretch to see why someone might hope to escape into them as an alternative to reality in all its hardship, as the world burns to ever more noxious ashes.
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Jeremy Corbyn is the gift that kept giving: an antediluvian leftist with noxious views and even more noxious friends; a dim bulb who prefers working on his allotment to mastering his briefs; and an old man in what, on our side at least, is a young man's game (I'm 17 years his junior and I was one of the oldest members of our cabinet).
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It says something about the entrenched studio mind-set that despite the bids to bring this series up to representational speed by casting Thompson (Emma Thompson shows up, too), this movie recycles one of the more noxious and durable Hollywood setups: the chase in which fun-loving Westerners race through a putatively exotic site overturning goods and scattering locals who are, of course, the most generic and disposable component of all.
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But there have been more noxious claims as well: that France's constitution had been suspended; that Macron was going to declare a state of emergency and enforce it with troops from the EU (a video viewed three million times claimed the soldiers would be primarily Belgian); and that he was signing over administration of France to the United Nations via the Marrakech Pact on migration, which would open France—population 66 million—up to potentially 159 million migrants.
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A chemical attack in Douma occurred on 7 April 2018. The Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations, a humanitarian organization that supervises medical services in the region, attributed seventy deaths to the attack. On-site medics reported smelling a chlorine-like odour, but that symptoms and death toll pointed to something more noxious such as sarin nerve agent caused the deaths. A video from the scene showed dead men, women, and children with foam at their mouths.
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While he suppressed the more "noxious" customs of the native people, he did not allow Europeans to own land and mineral prospectors were forbidden: the only whites permitted to reside were officials, missionaries and certain traders. Clarke's policy was to reinstate the tribal institutions and to govern through the recognised chiefs, amongst whom Letsie, son of Moshesh, was paramount. An annual pitso (national assembly) was held to debate questions of welfare. The white authorities only intervened when disturbances occurred between natives.
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The sail room was also pitch black; the ship's electric generator had been turned off at dawn, and no other lamps would work in the harsh atmosphere of the compartment. A number of men, including Roper, were overcome by the bad air and were pulled out of the sail room semi-conscious. As the fumes grew thicker and more noxious, Roper ordered everyone out of the compartment, but one sailor, Seaman Patrick Toner, did not emerge from the room. When a sound was heard from below, believed to be Toner fighting for breath, four men descended to rescue him.
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The sail room was also pitch black; the ship's electric generator had been turned off at dawn, and no other lamps would work in the harsh atmosphere of the compartment. A number of men, including Roper, were overcome by the bad air and were pulled out of the sail room semi-conscious. As the fumes grew thicker and more noxious, Roper ordered everyone out of the compartment, but one sailor, Seaman Patrick Toner, did not emerge from the room. When a sound was heard from below, believed to be Toner fighting for breath, four men descended to rescue him, including Roper (not fully recovered from his first trip below).
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