Its smokiness means it is not burning the fuel completely.
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He is not burning my money at a short price.
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He was not burning or desecrating the flag on the field.
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But Rome is not burning yet, and neither is NATO headquarters.
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It's about not burning blowup juice until the air is bad.
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Video showed that the aircraft was not burning on its final approach.
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Give teasy, slutty eye contact but not burning into their soul eye contact.
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In environmental terms, it's the equivalent of not burning 1,200 pounds of coal.
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What makes Truecaller unique is that it is not burning so much money.
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"Brazil is not burning the forest ... Brazil is not the culprit," he said.
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If a company's monthly net cash flow is positive, it is not burning cash.
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We have a fireball in the Oval Office, but the house is not burning.
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But hey, at least its not burning through tons and tons of mon—oh, wait.
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They're not burning up the charts, but I found this Dave Barry number pretty cute:
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Being employed is like going to battle but not burning your ships before the battle.
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I feel it, but it doesn&apost bother me, like, my mouth is not burning.
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Instinctively, I pick it up and it's hot - not burning but warm enough that it's noticeable.
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What's the point of living if you're not burning bridges, screaming at strangers, and almost dying?
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He's the classic example of someone who lasts longer by not burning himself into the ground.
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But I've since learned that just because you're not burning, doesn't mean you're not getting sun damage.
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After all, you&aposre not burning anything, and there are (theoretically) fewer harmful chemicals in e-cigarettes.
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Thankfully, in his new roaster at the slaughterhouse, he's not burning beans but hand-roasting each batch.
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Complicating the equation is the record heat — oppressive where fires are not burning and particularly dangerous where they are.
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You're definitely not burning off what you're going to eat, but it makes us feel good for a day.
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The forthcoming LP will be available as part of a deluxe box set bundle containing the Are We Not Burning?
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Only time will tell, but due to the fact that the world is never not burning, I predict the former.
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You can quit at any time and it doesn't chide you for abandoning your quest or not burning enough calories.
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It's also important to keep indoor air clean by not burning candles, using the fireplace or gas stoves, or smoking.
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At that moment, I should be focused on helping put the fire out on you so that you're not burning alive.
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Photo: APIf you're reading this post, congratulations on following basic instructions and not burning out your retinas while watching today's eclipse.
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"It's usually the plate of the flat iron steaming the [water-based] product on your hair, not burning it," she explains.
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When it ended, their metabolisms had slowed radically and their bodies were not burning enough calories to maintain their thinner sizes.
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Indian mobile payments firm MobiKwik has reached a milestone very few of its local rivals can even contemplate: not burning money.
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He is a vocal advocate of not burning people alive and even though he once supported Stannis, he's put that behind him.
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But whatever the outcome, many will argue that west Africa's beacon of democracy is not burning as brightly as it once did.
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Mr. Ryder declared the importance of "not burning bridges" with the immigrant community, and trying to make them feel comfortable reporting crimes.
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He's not the most confident cook, so I am very proud of him for taking the initiative and also not burning the kitchen down.
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You may burn some calories when you step on a treadmill, but the minute you stop your body stops; you're not burning any more.
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It's the founder's job to drive enthusiasm for more financial support by building traction in the business and not burning ahead of that enthusiasm.
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In the meantime, it seems, a number of those involved in the periphery are treading lightly in hope of not burning bridges on either side.
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"It's nice to have such a significant amount of investment behind us, but we're definitely not burning through that in a significant way," said Robinson.
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When things are not burning down, you're paying a premium for it, but when your portfolio is on fire, that insurance pays off in spades.
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Unlike other prominent technology start-ups that are backed by venture capital, the company is not burning through investor money to pay for its operations.
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In the fantasy that is 30 Rock, though, even the stupidest, most blind-sighted behavior can be seized upon as an opportunity for learning, not burning.
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Roy stressed Hungama, which claims to have over 8,000 movies on its platform, has "tangible revenues" and "is not burning cash" like its rivals, he suggested.
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"Any coin not burning $100,000 per hour should probably be considered insecure in the face of attackers, and should not be supported by any exchange," Weaver said.
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With the score 5-1, Dave Roberts's focus is to get back in the game while not burning out his bullpen for the next couple of games.
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Carey ended up not burning the dress because the director behind "We Belong Together," Brett Ratner, advised against it because of the gown's immense 27-foot-long train.
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First issue is if you're traveling in between planets, even between solar systems in the future, so, once you're on your trajectory, you're not burning your engines anymore.
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"We have the capability to do something like that but we are not burning calories on something that may or may not be happening," said Army Master Sgt.
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Kamakaze has a cool background—when he's not burning up the mic as a rising grime star, he's also a midfielder on the professional UK football team Dagenham & Redbridge.
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In other news from across the pond, Britain went its first week of not burning coal since 1882, part of its push to stop using the fuel by 2025.
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"You're watering the house that's not burning, but you're choosing to leave the house that's burning unattended," said Allen Kwabena Frimpong, an organizer for the New York chapter of Black Lives Matter.
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And once you reach profitability, or at least get to the point where you're not burning cash, it actually opens up a lot of gateways for you to experiment, to hire faster.
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But they also celebrate the progress we have made, and for the most part the change they seek is incremental: It involves building on existing institutions, not burning everything down and starting over.
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It also underscores global investors' growing confidence in the Indian e-commerce sector where dominant players Flipkart and Amazon are not burning cash on deep price discounts as much as a few months ago.
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The optimum way to do this is to save them for five kilometre and 10 kilometre portkeys, so you're not burning through them on the two kilometre ones (save the gold key for those).
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By warming—not burning—the tobacco, and mixing it with other solvents, Iqos creates an aerosol that lets smokers inhale a more pure form of nicotine and avoid the tar that can contribute to lung disease.
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The $1 billion it raised in a recent financing round indicates clear interest in its business, which is profitable and not burning through investor money to pay for its operations — unlike many other technology start-ups.
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The Amazon is not burning so much as it's being burned by farmers clearing land for their crops; strict regulations which helped Brazil drastically reduce deforestation in recent years are being relaxed—human-made fires are the norm again.
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There's a climate change angle, of course: you're not burning fossil fuels for mowing, leaf blowing or neighborhood collection, and by providing refuge for birds, "we are helping them cope with the effects of climate change," Dr. Rowden said.
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Whether it's a bigger bash or an intimate dinner, here are a few tips from The Magnolia Journal to help relieve stress so you can focus less on not burning the turkey and more on the friends you're sharing it with.
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But the Fathom e-Power system means that when you're just sitting on the water entertaining up to 21 of your closest friends, you're not burning fuel, making it "more eco-friendly" and providing more power longer than traditional alternators.
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"This is likely not to be the final connection with your employer and your company's leadership, so it's an opportune time to ensure you're leaving on a good note and not burning any bridges," explains Wilk, who previously worked as an HR executive at Starbucks for seven years.
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"The economy picked it up a notch from the slow start earlier this year, but the inflation fires are not burning brightly and this will likely keep the Fed on just a gradual pace for interest rate hikes later this year," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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"One thing to consider is that the training load and stimulus of practices and overall training usually changes as the season progresses, and as a result, the athlete is not burning near the same number of calories that he was earlier in training camp and at the beginning of the season," he said.
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And the reason that people are a little bit cautious about making the same claim about e-cigarettes is, it's not clear that people are getting a lower dose of nicotine [from them]—though they're probably getting less toxicity from the aerosol, because you're not burning it the way that you are with a conventional cigarette or a combustible cigarette.
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Laying in front of the fire (when is the fire not burning at the Lodge Residence?!) barely covered with blankets, Archie lets an slip "I Love You" while snuggling with Veronica and no quicker do the words leave his lips than the entire scene slips into an awkward dash for the door as Veronica is unable to say anything back.
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"I attribute being on top of the story to old-fashioned print journalism standards — cultivating, and, if you'll excuse the pun, not burning such contacts," The Inquirer's founder, Mike Magee, told BusinessWeek.
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Lo admonishes Justin for not burning the book. Justin becomes philosophical about the differences between humans and demons. Lo laughs at this, infuriating Justin. Justin reasserts his control over Lo and orders it to find April.
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Lo leaves, and Justin begins to cry while looking at a picture of April. April appears in front of Justin and forgives him for not burning the book. Justin affirms his love for her and his determination to bring her back. She kisses him, extracting the poison from his body.
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The homeless man demands compensation for not burning it. Monty calls the university police, who arrest the man, but the thesis is missing. In his court appearance, the man's name is revealed to be Simon B. Wilder. After convincing the judge to dismiss the charges against him, he is then held in contempt.
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Muscle tension will decrease. If one's muscle tension is decreased they are not burning up extra energy that they may need later in the day. Metabolism can also decrease; this is mostly seen in hibernation and sleep and that gives the body extra time to rest and focus on other aspect that it needs to. This could be seen as a good or bad thing, depending on the overall quality of health.
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Are You Serious was announced on February 5, 2016, following an appearance on Conan in which Bird performed the single "Capsized." A deluxe box set of the album will also include a 10" record called Are We Not Burning? The Devolution of Capsized 10", which features five additional tracks. The music video for single "Left Handed Kisses", directed by Phil Andelman, was released on March 14, 2016, and features Bird and Apple sitting by a window and singing to each other.
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He said that the fire began there, but that no other disturbance occurred at the time when the fabric fluttered. Another man on the top of the mooring mast had also reported seeing a flutter in the fabric as well. Pictures that show the fire burning along straight lines that coincide with the boundaries of gas cells suggest that the fire was not burning along the skin, which was continuous. Crew members stationed in the stern reported actually seeing the cells burning.
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Once inside, the attackers set fire to the base, burning down most of the barracks. Within the first hour, the American and Latvian defenders had collapsed to a tight internal perimeter, centered on the two buildings that were not burning. Regrouping there, they pushed out teams to retake much of the outpost. They expanded the perimeter all the way back to the entry control point and to the buildings on the western edge of the outpost, which became their final fighting position.
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He is later inspected by a female doctor called Maggie who cannot understand his obsession with not burning the foetuses, or how he received the cuts on his chest, as he will not tell her. Meanwhile, a family are driving near the hospital, when the two children declare that they need to urinate. The father parks near a field and lets then out of the car to urinate. However they are shocked to discover the open grave where five of the foetuses are still buried.
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Michael Faraday, in his essay The Chemical History of a Candle (1860), suggested that the raisins in snap-dragon act like miniature wicks. The concept is similar to that of burning brandy on top of Christmas puddings – the brandy is burning, but is not burning at a high enough temperature to consume the raisins. Nevertheless, children often burnt their little hands or mouths playing this game, which may have led to the practice mostly dying out in the early 20th century, while persisting in some families.
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After capturing the city, Mansfeld demanded 120,000 golden guldens as war reparations and an additional 47,000 florins for sparing the city and not burning it to the ground. [Between the previous and next sentence, two years passed.] However, soon the Holy Roman Empire, led by Bavaria, gathered enough forces and crossed the border with Bohemia, heading towards Pilsen and Prague. The newly elected Bohemian king, Frederick V of the Palatinate was aware of the huge superiority of his enemies' forces and ordered his own army to regroup and attack each of the advancing armies separately.
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In heat engines such as jet engines, efficiency is highest when combustion occurs at the highest pressure and temperature possible, and expanded down to ambient pressure (see Carnot cycle). Since the exhaust gas already has reduced oxygen owing to previous combustion, and since the fuel is not burning in a highly compressed air column, the afterburner is generally inefficient compared with the main combustor. Afterburner efficiency also declines significantly if, as is usually the case, the inlet and tailpipe pressure decreases with increasing altitude. This limitation applies only to turbojets.
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Antigonon leptopus was prepared for consumption by the aboriginal inhabitants of Baja California in a way somewhat reminiscent of preparing popcorn. The seeds were toasted by placing them in a flat basket made of flexible twigs torn into strips and woven to make a solid surface. On top of the seeds were placed live coals, and with both hands the basket was shaken so that the coals came up against the seeds, toasting them, but not burning the basket. When the toasting was finished, the burned-out coals were removed.
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In January 1959, Cayzer, Irvine & Co Ltd were prosecuted at Grays Thurrock, Essex over alleged emissions of smoke from Clan Mackinlay at Tilbury, Essex on 2 October 1958, in breach of the Clean Air Act 1956. The company was fined £25, with 10 guineas costs. The cause was stated to be a fault developing in a boiler necessitating another to be fired up at short notice, the fuel not burning efficiently as the oil was cold. She arrived at Hong Kong on 2 November 1962 for scrapping, which was done by the Peninsular Shipbreaking Co.
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In 1973, after Nash bought out Lucci's and Glickman's ownership interests in the P.J.'s club, it became the Starwood, which was managed by Gary Fontenot until the club closed permanently on June 13, 1981, by order of the Los Angeles County authorities due to too many citations for underage drinking and noise abatement issues, among others. In May 1982, before its scheduled demolition, it caught fire, though not burning totally. The blaze occurred while unexplained fires befell other Nash-owned properties at the time. Subsequently, the structure was torn down, and a mini- mall replaced the nightclub.
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He was arrested on suspicion of "racially aggravated harassment and malicious communications". In June 2015, Bonehill-Paine announced his intention to join a New Dawn Party demonstrationRosa Doherty "Alert over Golders Green rally", Jewish Chronicle, 21 May 2015 in Golders Green, an area of north London with a large Jewish minority, on Saturday 4 July 2015. Bonehell stated his intention to destroy Israeli flags by hand and tread upon them (believing that by not burning the flags he could "avoid prosecution") and said he would be burning copies of the Talmud, a Jewish holy book, in a "private ceremony".
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His falling body struck a metal garden picket fence, causing his death. However, on-site research by Royal D. Frey of the National Museum of the United States Air Force (then the Air Force Museum) established in 1962 that witnesses on the ground below the action saw the plane, not burning, flip over, and Lufbery was thrown out, having unfastened his seat belt to clear a jam in his machine gun during his final fight. Frey went on to explain the social dynamics that led to the "historical inflation." The German aircrew - a Rumpler-crew of Reihenbildzug Nr. 3, Gefr.
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By means of a burning-glass [陽燧] one catches fire > from heaven. Of five stones liquefied on the [Bingwu] day of the 5th moon an > instrument is cast, which, when polished bright, held up against the sun, > brings down fire too, in precisely the same manner as, when fire is caught > in the proper way. Now, one goes even so far as to furbish the crooked > blades of swords, till they shine, when, held up against the sun, they > attract fire also. Crooked blades are not burning-glasses; that they can > catch fire is the effect of rubbing.
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Troops under the command of John Whyte did not arrive in Saint-Domingue until 19 May 1794. Rather than attacking the main French bases at Le Cap and Port-de-Paix, Whyte chose to march towards Port-au-Prince, whose harbour was reported to have 45 ships loaded with sugar. Whyte took Port-au-Prince, but Sonthonax and the French forces were allowed to leave in exchange for not burning the 45 ships loaded with sugar. By May 1794, the French forces were severed in two by Toussaint, with Sonthonax commanding in the north and André Rigaud leading in the south.
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Crooked blades are not burning-glasses; that > they can catch fire is the effect of rubbing. Now, provided the bad-natured > men are of the same kind as good-natured ones, then they can be influenced, > and induced to do good. Should they be of a different kind, they can also be > coerced in the same manner as the Taoists cast gems, Sui Hou made pearls > [隨侯之所作珠], and people furbish the crooked blades of swords. Enlightened with > learning and familiarized with virtue, they too begin by and by to practise > benevolence and equity.
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This is seen in the texts making clear the alternatives at the end are to perish or to have eternal, everlasting life: :"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." (KJV) And that the consequence for sin at the day of judgment when God will judge both the living and the dead when He appears is death, not burning forever. God's gift is eternal life, very different from the penalty of sin: :"The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished." . (KJV).
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In "The Grim Grotto" Pt. 1, the Man with a Beard But No Hair and the Woman with Hair But No Beard pre-pay for a submarine to be used by Esmé. In "The Penultimate Peril" Pt. 2, he and the Woman with Hair But No Beard pose as judges at the trial of the Baudelaires and Count Olaf where they find the Baudelaires guilty. In contrast to the novel, he chastises Olaf for not burning down the Hotel Denouement when he claimed to the people in the lobby that the fire warning is a fake. Count Olaf responds by leaving him and the Woman with Hair But No Beard behind as Justice Strauss shouts that they are a disgrace to the legal profession.
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A witness mentioned in ecclesiastic documents of that time of the miracle of the fire in 1605, when the Bishop of Popayan ordered the destruction of the image, there had been a lady named Luisa Sanchez. This could refer to the washing woman who had originally found the crucifix or possibly to one of her surviving relatives. thumbnail A testimony given to one Inquisition Visitador (inspector), in 1665, corresponds to Doña Luisa de la Espada, a daughter of one of the Buga Patriarchs that donated the money to build the first Hermitage. According to her sworn statement as recorded in the archives, she swore she had seen the crucifix placed in the fire but not burning, only transpiring an oily liquid.
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