Under the deal, East Timor is entitled to 70% of the revenue if the gas is piped to the island or 80% if the gas is piped to Australia for processing.
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" Johnson then piped in, "He's got some stubble there.
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Under an agreement signed in March, East Timor will receive 70 percent of the royalty revenues from Sunrise if the gas is piped to its shores or 80 percent if piped to Australia.
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"And you both went to the medic," Gates piped in.
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"There are cops at all the tollgates," another piped up.
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"In a bar," Berninger piped in, delivering the punch line.
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Nobody calls, and music is piped directly into our heads.
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Precious piped water is hosed over children and work animals.
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El Mierda piped up; I presumed he wanted a selfie.
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Several veterans and service members piped up in defense of Kaepernick.
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Seawater is piped in from over a kilometre out at sea.
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That changed when he piped up in arguments around Voisine v.
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" Another piped in, "But all I can think about is Jimin.
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Others get the gas piped from power plants that burn coal.
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The restaurant was spacious and loud, with piped-in pop music.
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" During one meal, Donnie, Jr., piped up and said, "Hey, Pop!
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to be piped into your headphones.
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The water is trucked or piped to disposal wells, or recycled.
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In Mauritius and Egypt access to the electricity grid and piped water are universal, whereas only 17% of Burundians live in zones with an electric grid, and only 17% of Liberians have access to piped water.
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"She piped in the bands at events, and when dignitaries came to the island she would be part of the occasions when they were piped onto the island," her great uncle Donald Manford told PEOPLE last week.
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She adds, ''We are the opposite of stove-piped — we're incredibly networked.
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Italian opera, usually Luciano Pavarotti, is piped into the Ark's equine centre.
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I just piped in and said something about what was being discussed.
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Lexi Linnell, a trans woman and engineer at Livestock Labs, piped in.
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Added details like piped seams and belted waists make all the difference.
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Gradually more of that gas is being trapped, liquefied, piped and sold.
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Somebody finally piped up, 'We're going to have to redo this list.
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In the beginning, they were hand-piped and carefully sprinkled with sugar.
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The results can be piped right back into the app as well.
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So far, Kanye hasn't piped up about this slight on social media.
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Annie Lederman of MTV's Girl Code piped in with a cheeky admonishment.
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"I call it perfection!" piped in husband Justin Timberlake, wearing Tom Ford.
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That power is piped through this annoying joystick-activated, 9-speed transmission.
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A recorded prayer call piped through a speaker system announced prayer times.
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However, piped natural gas will still fulfil crucial parts of China's needs.
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Today, there is no electricity here, no paved roads, no piped water.
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Each day, more than 200,000 got piped water for the first time.
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"He's running against Hillary Clinton," the ragamuffin girl piped up in disgust.
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I said I didn't have any left, and our friend Jane piped in.
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Only in 2014, on a judge's orders, did Nawab Colony get piped water.
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The extra-long sprinkles are hand-piped in a variety of vibrant colors.
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This would double the capacity for Russian gas piped to Europe by 2019.
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It is piped into huge vats, where bacteria converts it to natural gas.
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"It's unforgivable to have a white actress in this role," it piped in.
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The other is, apparently, a piped rowing blazer paired with trousers or shorts.
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From then on, his Skype calls were piped directly into the Situation Room.
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He spent his first night in an incubator with oxygen being piped in.
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But Samia Houbiri, 155, piped up that Ms. Le Pen simply wanted attention.
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Trump piped up over Twitter to comment on sexual misconduct claims against Sen.
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In recent years, several museums have piped in background music at some exhibitions.
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From there, the beans were piped to a crew of dozens of baristas.
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Gas, coal and oil can be piped or trucked to convenient locations for burning.
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And yet, 2000% of its 21 million inhabitants lack access to drinkable, piped water.
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They must offload their cargo first and have it piped to the other side.
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" Then his 4-year-old daughter piped up: "Mommy said, 'Don't do that again.
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Previous packages have contained piped bombs packed with shards of glass, authorities have said.
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A tinny karaoke version of "Deck the Halls" piped through the department-store speakers.
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The gas is then piped into greenhouses and used as fertilizer to grow crops.
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This is street food in Prague, dressed with tartar sauce, sometimes piped right in.
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Illustrations pop onscreen to punctuate points, and piped-in music swells to stoke feelings.
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Historically, gas piped to Canada and Mexico has accounted for the bulk of exports.
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Ganni piped velvet jacket, $440, and wide-leg pants, $295, at net-a-porter.
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The decoration on top of this one is a zigzag pattern piped in white icing.
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NBC piped another hit Broadway musical onto small screens across America tonight with Hairspray Live!
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Sea water was automatically piped through the ship's engine room, where the measurement took place.
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As the internet's favorite activity is spell-checking, her fans piped in to correct her.
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Wouldn't it be great to have those words of reassurance piped right into your ears?
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Mellow electronic beats and easy-listening jazz were piped out over the murmurs of conversation.
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But then, for the first time and at the very last minute, Indonesia piped up.
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The motor cranks out 268 horsepower, with power piped to the all-wheel-drive system.
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He piped up to say that Machado deserved to be shamed for her weight gain.
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The cost advantage of piped Russian gas and new Russian pipelines including Nord Stream 2.
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But inside and down a few stairs, there is faint, dulcet chanting piped through speakers.
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Blinds were still shut on the viewing window, but audio was already being piped in.
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Fauci's image is then encircled with piped frosting decorated with red, white and blue sprinkles.
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From my phone, I piped a new-age meditation through the CT6's sound system.
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I cry when I hear "The Little Drummer Boy" piped into the Gap at Christmas.
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The audio feed from a Yankees TV or radio broadcast is piped through four speakers.
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" Mr. Webb piped up: "We like to think a little more Westport than Great Neck.
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Entire conversations between members of the assembled party are piped in over a vacant stage.
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The yolk mousse is piped high in spirals and trimmed with a collard green crisp.
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"I know the population is 32 million," the youngest in the class, Abdulla, piped up.
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Egypt earlier this month raised the price of piped drinking water by up to 45 percent.
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Fans piped down, because at the end of the day, Jack Reacher was a good movie.
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Then, Viall shared a confused Britney Spears gif and Derek Peth, also a contestant piped in.
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Norway last year piped 114.2 bcm of gas to Europe, the second highest level on record.
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Similarly, Snap Games don't have to be downloaded separately, as they're piped in from the web.
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In Jakarta, Indonesia, only 50 percent of the population has access to the piped sewerage system.
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The water is discharged into the sea, and the freed gas is piped to the surface.
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Yet some of the most beautiful music ever written — Mozart, Beethoven — is piped into the station.
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" Another student piped up, saying she had watched the second presidential debate the night before. "And?
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According to the 2011 census, only 63 percent of residents lived in homes with piped water.
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That water is then piped through the campus and into fan coils scattered around the buildings.
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The cost of LNG is significantly higher for European buyers than gas piped in from Russia.
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Gas between the Baltic states and Finland will be piped across the Baltic Sea by Jan.
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The Echo piped right up with the latest average of polls from the respected site RealClearPolitics.
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Then remember that you're building with gingerbread slabs and piped icing, so keep those details simple.
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With unreliable access to piped water, people there store water in rooftop cisterns, buckets and the like.
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I love her," Shelton said, pointing at the singer before Daly piped in, "You wanna come up?
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Gas prices have soared there as domestic supply has been piped into LNG export plants in Queensland.
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Legend then piped what looks like a cheesy spinach filling onto the cut out rounds of dough.
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" Others soon piped back up, with Gillibrand asking Williamson across the stage, "Did you have a turn?
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People affected by Hurricane Maria bathe in water piped from a creek in the mountains, in Naranjito.
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Residents of two different slum districts say they get piped water for a few minutes a day.
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MacDonald piped up at this point: There was evolutionary evidence to back up Spencer's claim, he said.
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It was piped out during cold months or to fuel gas-run electricity plants during energy spikes.
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There is now piped water and some rubble, and debris blocking streets and alleys has been cleared.
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Meanwhile, energy prices rose Wednesday as ongoing cuts of piped Canadian crude to the U.S. boosted sentiment.
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Developed in the 1950s, the catapults used steam piped from the ship's turbines to reliably launch planes.
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Then, one night, I was reading in my bunk when, out of the blue, he piped up.
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One girl piped up, "I think it would be really cool if Ink looked like a rainbow."
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It's piped in as an easy way to calm angry passengers, and discourage teenagers from hanging around.
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Piped water is used for sanitary purposes, and children still wash their hands at the school's sinks.
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A female voice and the strumming of an autoharp, piped outside the Fabric Workshop & Museum, summon us.
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Water piped from a local aqueduct nourishes Nana Estate's grapes, which produce chardonnay and chenin blanc wines.
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And what of our own Sanditons—our holistic spas, our Ayurvedic yurts, our pan-piped wellness retreats?
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The stupas are created in winter, using runoff or spring water that's been piped underground and downslope.
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Piped-in music on one night harked back to Olde New Brooklyn with tracks by LCD Soundsystem.
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CNPC and Sinopec declined to comment on whether they have resumed piped gas shipments to the LNG users.
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Israelis hope winter rains will hold that off until the first desalinated water is piped in, next year.
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Images and additional information can be superimposed on the screens, and sound can be piped in as well.
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It also promised better infrastructure (such as piped water) and better services (such as schools and youth centres).
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In fact, just last week, GizmodoUSA piped up for the first time since February 2015 with some tweets.Lol.
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Thaiboy DigitalTurnstile - "Generator"ComethazineComethazine - "Piped Up"Comethazine - "Bands"Comethazine - "Sticks Out The Window" Lil WestLil West - "Beliefs" feat.
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Choked roads, electricity shortages and a lack of piped water are among the many public qualms facing Indonesians.
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" Another person piped in, "And if he did it, what took them all so long to report him?
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The power it piped to the front wheels through a CVT transmission, which helps with the sterling MPGs.
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So when Trump, silent for so long on Roy Moore, piped up late Thursday to attack Minnesota Sen.
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When the caissons were finished, water was piped back into the basin and the caissons floated upward. How?
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New liquid containing the new signal is piped in and the yeast cells begin producing a new protein.
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It's then piped to a nearby oil field where it's used to extract oil and then stored underground.
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The dimensions and colors are spot-on, the fabrics and ambient sounds piped into the rooms and hallways.
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Apart from textile exports and regional customs receipts, Lesotho's other big earner is water, piped to South Africa.
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The actor Santino Fontana was at an early reading of "Tootsie" when he piped up with a concern.
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Videos, in which cookies are piped and flooded with icing with mesmerizing precision, pull down millions of views.
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Water from nearby Lake Zug is piped in and fed through pumps to heat or cool the offices.
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As the mood lighting changed from fuchsia to gold, hidden speakers piped in birdsong and gentle piano music.
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Next year though, Europe is expected to receive more LNG, competing with Norway's piped gas, the government said.
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Demand for piped gas from suppliers like Central Asia and Russia may also get a lift, experts said.
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The lockers even have filtered air piped into their storage drawers to reduce the odor of used equipment.
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Slack's office walls are covered with customer feedback, and soothing French pop music is piped into the restrooms.
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The energy-efficient plant produces electricity and the resulting heat is piped to people's homes and city buildings.
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Elderly residents tend to vegetables in tiny kitchen gardens, watering their plants from the piped clean water supply.
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The Regal GS' horsepower is piped with an all-wheel-drive system by a nine-speed automatic transmission.
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Then a new voice piped in — Ms. Fiore, 45, had been patched into the conversation from the Portland airport.
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"They called Josh Gibson the black Babe Ruth," I piped up one morning over coffee in the mess hall.
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Schiphol's mixed-reality Airport Park is an oasis inside the airport with lush greenery and piped-in park sounds.
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" I piped up cooly: "Actually, if you knew anything about makeup, you'd know this look is in right now.
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Following the disclosures, ad execs piped up and demanded more data and transparency, which Facebook isn't exactly known for.
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Russia would like to divert to China oil and gas that is currently piped to Europe from western Siberia.
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But since Pakistan has signalled that any Indian retaliation would affect peace talks in Afghanistan, America has piped down.
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The Power Rangers doughnuts are piped full of cream, dipped in chocolate icing, and sprinkled with edible silver glitter.
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Cream piped on, the final flourish to the banoffee is added in the form of the cookie crumb topping.
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The doomed French queen's most famous quote, "Let Them Eat Cake," is piped in icing on the cake board.
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First, traded markets must become deeper, with a mix of piped gas and LNG, to provide more reliable prices.
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Water from a nearby unsafe natural (or municipal, really) source is trucked or piped in and replenishes the reservoir.
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Another clerk piped in, saying Allen had a "religious right" to tell the couple off, according to the complaint.
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Theme music became a vital part of pro wrestling, piped in over systems and given foregrounding in television production.
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Most of the carbon dioxide produced by the plant would be captured, compressed, sold and piped to oil fields.
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The power it piped to the front wheels through a continuously variable transmission, which helps with the sterling mpgs.
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When a teammate piped up in broken English, "eat, eat, eat," Adul said he had already covered that point.
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And all the while you're flying, music is piped in, poetry, a high-toned jingle in the collective head.
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Many residents spoke of their hopes for better schools and paved roads, for clean, piped water and reliable electricity.
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Someone let loose with slurs, Salem fired back and another player piped up that she was a trans woman.
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The clanging of fruit machines and the electronic whoops of video poker games drown out the piped-in music.
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" One of Mr. Green's friends, Eugene Strupinsky, piped up to tell me that he was a "real-life refugee.
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" Her daughter, Eabha, 11, then piped up, saying: "Why can the South have abortion rights but not the North?
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The purées are piped out of pastry bags like buttercream roses on a wedding cake, and they are delicious.
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Several former N.B.A. stars piped up to make the case that their old teams could have beaten the Warriors.
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They are just following the cues piped into our brains every day by corporations trying to sell us stuff.
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Berlin winters are very cold and damp, and families clustered near large white ducts that piped in warm air.
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Once plucked from the ether, the content is piped through the internet and assembled into an app called Locast.
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Two other Early Renaissance paintings, plus soft, piped-in choral music, add to the installation's intimate, chapel-like ambiance.
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Pointed arches, rib vaults, and piped masonry of ingenious design together created a sense of verticality, to render the sublime.
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Russia's Gazprom expects to receive the equivalent of about $6.40 per mmBtu for piped natural gas to Europe in 2019.
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In many cases, improvements—such as proper piped water—brought in by well-meaning outsiders are vandalised by the cartels.
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" Piped in the then-dad-to-be, "One of my biggest fears in life is not being a good dad.
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Aid workers distributed maize meal in the Chipinge district of eastern Zimbabwe, where there was no power or piped water.
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Clinton's rally Sunday in Des Moines was ebullient, as friends hugged one another and swayed to piped-in Katy Perry.
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In documentary footage and news reports, he is piped aboard to the salutes of immaculately turned out officers and crew.
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This is a rectangular, French pastry made up of alternating layers of thin, flaky puff pastry and piped crème pâtissière.
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Inside, visitors are brought to tears by what museum officials described only as "an organic compound" piped into the air.
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Osaka Gas said there had been no impact on its core facilities for supplying piped gas, sometimes called 'city gas'.
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They describe the action using video feeds from Rio with the ambient sounds of the venues piped to their headsets.
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Perhaps he wants to speak, or simply abhors the persistent pressure of the oxygen piped into his mouth and nostrils.
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She remembers when the first cars and planes came to Jamaica, as well as the first electricity and piped water.
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Even those living in long-established neighborhoods with piped water often find water trickling, rather than gushing, from the tap.
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"First, second, first, kiddo," piped up Barry, a Las Vegas police officer and co-owner of a firearm instruction company.
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Using small scrapers and metal funnels, the monks methodically piped precise amounts of sand to create an intricate geometric pattern.
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The electric race cars will be silent, but each driver will have roaring engine sounds piped into their helmet headsets.
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I've piped cultured goat butter using a No. 27 closed star tip in a pastry bag into perfect tiny chrysanthemums.
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Audio quality piped through this dongle is also surprisingly good, with fuller sound and less of ambient humming in the background.
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Pulsing music comes and goes, courtesy of an ensemble called Steamboat Switzerland, recorded on a loop and piped into the room.
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The plant's exhaust is run through chemicals that bind to the carbon dioxide, which is then piped to nearby oil wells.
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He believes that Rakhine should get more of the income from offshore gas that is piped across the state to China.
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But Mbarara municipality mayor Robert Kakyebezi said households are receiving less piped water in dry seasons when the river level drops.
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The biogas generated is then cleaned and piped to the market, either as methane rich gas or liquid CO2 rich gas.
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But even though liquefied gas is usually more expensive than piped gas or even coal, demand and supplies are growing fast.
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Disembodied utterances jumped about the room, were piped out of different speakers and were sometimes superimposed, garbling any attempt at comprehension.
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The mixture is piped in skinny lines onto parchment paper, allowed to air-dry, and then chopped or broken — or not.
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But even though liquefied gas is usually more expensive than piped gas or even coal, demand and supplies are growing fast.
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And just then, my son piped up in the back seat: He had dropped his matchbox car and wanted it back.
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In some areas, including wide swaths of southern Brooklyn and eastern Queens, street-level runoff is piped directly into local waters.
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State prisoners now have access to "de-escalation rooms" that are painted in soft colors and have soothing noises piped in.
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All those Browns songs from the 1980s, the ones that were piped over the radio and into people's cars and homes?
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Yet, in New York, on the eve of the reforms coming into force, a familiar chorus of concern has piped up.
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Soon after, McConnell piped up with a question of his own, asking the White House counsel to respond to Alexander's query.
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I'd been told that birdsong—a lot of it, at any rate—is piped in through speakers hidden in the greenery.
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New Haven, Connecticut (CNN)The principal's voice piped through the PA system at Wilbur Cross High School with a startling announcement.
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Beneath the piped-in music is a table with sheets, oil warmers, supplies, and a refrigerator with small bottles of water.
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Utilities in California and Arizona were competing for gas supplies with Texas, where much of the region's gas is piped in from.
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Europe has little need for U.S. LNG now as Russian piped gas surges into the continent's gas markets at a record pace.
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He and his team could then activate or deactivate these subiculum neurons with piped-in laser light, leaving the surrounding neurons unaffected.
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In one chamber, speakers are stress-tested by having special pink noise tones piped through them for several months at a time.
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He piped into staff meetings over Skype in the middle of the night so he could still be involved with key decisions.
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Residents and small businesses in Delhi's northern district told CNN on Sunday that they had had no piped-water supply since Saturday.
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It's just the piped-in sound and the perspective outside the front window and maybe some faint feedback from a steering wheel.
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Tucked into his breast pocket, a pink-piped white pocket square signaled to an observer his assured sense of style and fashion.
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It is not clear now whether Dakota Access would be rerouted or piped under the sensitive watershed, which the tribe considers sacred.
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Every little detail piped into a hot pan using nothing but a series of squeeze bottles is nothing short of edible magic.
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Only a quarter of Jakarta's residents have access to piped water, which means many of them have to drill for it underground.
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Like other anti-American propaganda, his program was piped into McCain's prison cell from six in the morning until nine at night.
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The shaft is a little more stout so I can go ahead and hit it and when I did I piped it.
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The data that was being created by things like planting evidence, or racially biased policing, was being piped into predictive policing systems.
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But Trump's son Don Jr. piped up at that same dinner to assure the president that weed is less dangerous than booze.
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Now, there are a few minutes with no piped-in noise, to allow the fans to sing from their own hymn sheet.
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Before he could answer — "Man," Williamson said — Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday, who had accompanied him to his postgame news conference, piped up.
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Because well water is free and often seen as cleaner, the government must also enforce piped water usage where accessible, he added.
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The company has piped 8,000 tonnes of oil products to Ukraine in test mode, the company's deputy head Sergei Grib told reporters.
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The white-piped tobacco leather and ebony chairs in the Africa room were designed by the Art Deco master Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann.
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Forget the frats, and the festivals, and every time you heard it piped from the speakers at CVS at four in the morning.
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Yet liquid natural gas from the United States, which is shipped via boat, is much more expensive that gas piped in from Russia.
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From there the CO2 is pressurized, piped, and injected way down into a saline sandstone reservoir, handily located 7,000 feet below the plant.
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Buoys do report slightly cooler water temperatures, but that's only because the sea water is not piped through a warm engine room first.
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He spoke little to his lawyers, listening to the arguments and testimony via headphones that piped in an Arabic translation from courtroom interpreters.
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His government now plans a nationwide programme to bring piped water to every home—a transformational move if it can pull it off.
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" (Emphasis my own.) Us Weekly also piped in this morning to confirm the news, adding that "they want to get married very soon.
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Getting more broadcasts piped in is critical for Twitter at a time when live video is emerging as its best bet for success.
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By the time she got back he was already in a bed and, with oxygen piped into his nose, a little more comfortable.
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His new government's laudable first promise is to follow this up by bringing safe, piped drinking water to every Indian home by 2024.
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Partly in response, Gazprom, a Russian gas giant, has turned eastward, offering piped gas and LNG to China, where demand is also rising.
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I loved that the piped-in music included country and West African highlife tracks, and not simply a loop of recent Disney hits.
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The 2 million people of Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, turn to shallow wells and ditches to supplement the water piped in once a week.
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But the immediate reason for at least half the deaths appeared to be the cessation of piped oxygen into the intensive care ward.
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Both the wings and the insect's body, a 10.70-carat pear-shaped parakeet-green tsavorite piped with yellow diamonds, are set in titanium.
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At dawn near Sheffield, she and a group of ten women waded in the River Derwent while another woman piped on a flute.
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"I am not ashamed of using this water because we don't have access to clean piped water," Merkior told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On the open-plan main floor, designed by Meyer Davis, the piped-in background music was of chimes on a recent Friday morning.
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This excess heat is going to be turned into steam that will be piped — by new pipes — to other buildings on the base.
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ENN Group, which started as a piped gas distributor in China, is the country's first major private investor in a major LNG receiving terminal.
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These changes are upsetting the half-century-long status quo of gas trade driven primarily by piped gas exports from Russia to European states.
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Of course we'd still have to do that thousands of times to get meaningful data on what was being piped inside each custom sachet.
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And they did what crowds do: They huddled, goofed for the cameras when turned on them, and sang along to the piped-in music.
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Other streets in the village have piped water, and toilets too, except for the dalits' lane, which relies on wells and the neighbouring fields.
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Their land came with decades-old contracts with the state and federal government that allow them to purchase water piped south by state canals.
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You can even find quick plating tutorials scattered throughout the account: pastries getting piped, noodles being shaped, an egg yolk being infused with truffles.
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Restaurants in the province deliver their scraps directly to Li's facility, where it is ground and piped in for the hungry roaches to eat.
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" That set off Lavrov, who hadn't been asked for his thoughts but piped up to say that "not a single fact has been confirmed.
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On Monday morning he updated the President on developments on the Korean peninsula, with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson piped in on the phone.
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In practice, patients report a hodgepodge of approaches — from no ear protection to assorted earplugs to piped-in music from headset or earbud devices.
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The radical change is not just a result of better sewerage and cleaner heating fuel in the form of natural gas piped from Russia.
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Germany says the Nord Stream-2 project will mitigate declining European gas production and the possible disruption of supplies piped via conflict-ravaged Ukraine.
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In the domestic market, the company is looking to invest in LNG receiving facilities by teaming up with local government-backed piped gas distributors.
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Andersen and his co-composer wrote songs aiming for a 1980s synth vibe, and then piped them through the skull using a contact microphone.
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"It's piped to look like the lace on Johnna's dress," Goldman told Martha Stewart Weddings, which shared all the photos from their big day.
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Their camaraderie and love of football felt genuine—a pigskin match made in heaven, piped into your home to accompany the pizza and beer.
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The gas would then be piped to cities — where it would replace coal and significantly cut local air pollutants like sulfur dioxide and soot.
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" Spelling's "90210" co-star Jennie Garth piped in, "They asked me," but she declined, saying she is the "furthest thing from a desperate housewife.
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But piped natural gas installations, like grills or fire pits, require an application to the Fire Department and approval from the Department of Buildings.
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I bought them those piped snowsuits, the red-and-yellow one and the green-and-blue one, and knit them matching hats and mittens.
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The water is piped 25 miles to an underground power plant, then dropped a quarter-mile down another pipe to make the turbines spin.
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The oil and gas industry has nearly doubled the political dollars it has piped into lobby firms and campaign coffers over the past decade.
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The combustion interacts with a water supply, creating steam that is piped to the nearby NASA Langley Research Center, which uses the steam for power.
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" The Muzak corporation piped the National Fascist Militia Band's tunes into hotel lobbies, restaurants, and homes under a sanitized alias: "The Pan-American Brass Band.
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She toured the Gatsibo district, 100 km (60 miles) northeast of Kigali, where a piped water project provides drinking water for more than 130 families.
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In the Alexa app, you're able to adjust the volume of the piped-in pass-through audio, but noise reduction is an on / off affair.
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Lagos was the first city in the region to get piped water, in the 1800s, and for a long time, clean water was abundantly available.
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" His daughter next to him piped up in his defense, laughing, "That's my dad" to which Patti responded: "You're fine… no, seriously, you're fucking weird.
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Finally, Kylie pulls down the backdrop to reveal the original Calabasas home featured in the show as the first KUWTK theme song gets piped in.
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In Bangalore, like many big Indian cities, amenities like paved roads and piped water drop off just 3 miles from the center of the city.
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Cat owners and dog lovers alike piped in with their similar photos, and the original post has since racked up thousands of likes and retweets.
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The gap between services in rural and urbanized areas ranges up to 90 per cent in some cases, for example for piped water in Zimbabwe.
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When fitness trainer Mallory King posted a scantily clad photo of herself on Instagram, a troll piped up in the comments to criticize her cellulite.
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Liquids and gases can also be piped around a power plant or transport system, while coal requires labor-intensive handling, which adds considerably to cost.
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Seawater will be piped in to cool greenhouses and allow year-round cultivation of crops, a 'biomimicry' process inspired by the Namibian fog-basking beetle.
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You'd think it would be easy for a computer to generate something indistinguishable from the typical carols piped through department stores this time of year.
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Sling TV subscribers instead may still be watching TV like usual, just in a different format — streamed online, not piped in through cable or satellite.
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Piped gas sells at a large discount to LNG, which must be cooled to liquid form, shipped overseas and turned back into its gaseous form.
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Isolated border villages such as Keerni, which lacks road connections, piped water, a school or a hospital, are among those worst affected by the drought.
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The chocolatey Southern classic features a flaky pie crust filled with a rich bourbon fudge and smooth chocolate-flavored whipped topping piped around the edge.
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Already under water use restrictions, residents will soon have to collect rations of water piped into the city at centralized points, protected by armed guards.
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Styles told Rolling Stone in 2017 that he prepared to meet the iconic singer by bringing her a cake with her name "piped" onto it.
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Under the plan, gases from the carbon capture process were to be piped directly to hydrocarbon field reserves to help recover more oil and gas.
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Earlier this month, PetroChina cancelled some gas contracts with suppliers — including of piped gas from central Asia and liquefied natural gas from Qatar and Australia.
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Classical pieces for piano, recorded by Jae Kyo Han, are piped throughout most of the play, as if this all took place during a recital.
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And suddenly everything returns: the buzzy air, the lemony chocolate scent piped through the store, the rapper's song, the rainbow wall of colors, the crowds.
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They got back into the pickups, and once they crossed the border into Iran, the Afghans were piped into a sprawling smuggling network toward Europe.
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In "Top Secret International (State 1)," audience members hear voices, piped in via cordless headphones, that tell them where to go and what to do.
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The government has acquired farmland in countries like Sudan and is growing crops on vast farms in the desert with water piped in from desalination plants.
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The price increases sought would apply to wholesale rates that PetroChina charges provincial piped-gas distributors, power plants and big industrial users such as fertilizer producers.
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Gas imports, including piped gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipped in tankers, rose to 9.81 million tonnes last month, up 26.2 percent from January 2018.
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Finally, the calcium oxide is piped to a "slaker", where it is dissolved in water to form calcium hydroxide, which is reused in the second step.
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While Airbnb said the domed structure was "very well constructed," it didn't meet the site's rules for occupancy, not having electricity, piped water, or a door.
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Honoring a bet between the cities' respective metro operators, the Brussels subway train company piped music by late French singer Johnny Hallyday over its sound system.
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Each day 100 million gallons of seawater are pushed through semi-permeable membranes to create 50 million gallons of water that is piped to municipal users.
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But Gwadar lacks basic education and health facilities, in contrast to the gleaming towers and piped drinking water of the "smart city" envisioned by the GDA.
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Bali desperately needs to improve its landfill sites, invest in more recycling facilities, carry out regular trash collections and expand its piped water supply, they added.
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Total natural gas imports - including piped gas from central Asia and Myanmar and liquefied natural gas shipped in tankers - were 7.65 million tonnes, customs data showed.
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The CT4 gets a 2.0-liter, twin-scroll, turbocharged four-cylinder, making 20203 horsepower with 258 pound-feet of torque piped through an eight-speed automatic.
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Reality finally sank in as a I realized my smart home, all piped through Alexa, had screwed me over and literally left me in the dark.
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Then I texted my roommate about the dog, and fielded a call from my mom that came in over the watch and piped into my earbuds.
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This water -- up to 2916,225°C and saturated with corrosive chemicals -- will eventually be piped up to the surface and its heat turned into usable energy.
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We seek to align ourselves with what I think of as the "control voice" — whatever piped-in monotone is dictating a given narrative at the moment.
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BMI and other performing rights organizations, like its rival Ascap, collect money whenever songs are played on the radio, streamed online or piped into a restaurant.
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It ends up on an indie playlist piped into a neighborhood coffee joint, and suddenly a record deal is standing in the way of Sam's future.
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" He piped a shot down the middle and promptly quit, observing that Robert Downey, Jr., with whom he's writing a sitcom, always says, "Don't end stuck!
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He's also a great admirer of Disney, its vast library of content to suit all stages and ages, now piped straight to consumers with Disney Plus.
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Then our driver piped up and said he'd has similar issues to the ones I described, even though he only had his phone for a year.
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And many people in Southern California, where growth is booming, have to rely on water that is piped in from other places, mostly from Northern California.
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More than 6 million people live in the area, and Chennai's water authority cut the entire city's piped water supply by 40% from June to November.
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Techno music is piped into the design lab, while Japanese anime plays on a screen mounted on the wall above a row of 3-D printers.
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Or maybe you're a cookie-decorating video person, mesmerized at the sight of royal icing piped in mandala-intricate configurations to the sounds of ambient techno.
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Built by ExxonMobil, it stores natural gas from the country's highlands, which is piped to tankers at the end of a jetty over a kilometre in length.
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China's campaign to clear its skies has increased demand for the fuel and will keep it reliant on imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and piped gas.
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" And a few brave people piped up to offer feedback on Instagram's recent shift to ordering posts by relevancy rather than recency: "BRING BACK THE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER!
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While lead pipes did occasionally produce "epidemics" this dramatic, health officials remained far more worried about diseases like typhoid, which they knew piped-in water could prevent.
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"He closed the bar with these gals and then went to their place until 7:00 in the morning," former Milwaukee Sentinel reporter Bud Lea piped in.
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German industrial giants such as BASF consider it essential to secure Russian gas to compete with their American rivals—after all, piped gas is cheaper than LNG.
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It is piped in by Sinaloa, the Mexican "cartel" led until recently by Joaquín "El Chapo" (Shorty) Guzmán, who is awaiting trial in a jail in Manhattan.
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A share of the water then is piped from the tanks to hydrants constructed in nearby fields - with another share going into the villages for household use.
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In a bunkerlike show space on the edge of town, Mr. Browne laid sod, installed mature fir trees and piped in the sounds of crickets and birds.
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ET (CNBC) Oil prices jumped by 1 to 123 percent this morning as ongoing cuts of piped Canadian crude to America added to falling U.S. crude inventories.
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Close to a quarter of this comes from the Forties field, from which crude is piped to the Scottish terminal of Hound Point and loaded onto ships.
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" And then Avery, a novelist, piped up: "Colin Kaepernick was clearly blackballed in a nasty collusion of N.F.L. owners, so tell me why I follow this sport?
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Piped-in bird song accompanied the Fendi show, which ran mostly to olive-drab outerwear not vastly unlike what you might find in an actual gardening catalog.
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The usual tussling ensued, no press passes were snatched and when Jim Acosta, the re-credentialed CNN correspondent, piped up with a question, Ms. Sanders politely replied.
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All that finery: The effect can be alienating, Mr. Wenders suggested, his voice just audible over the insistent strains of Ave Maria piped over the sound system.
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But China's war against smog has spawned voracious demand for the fuel that will keep it reliant on growing imports of liquefied natural gas or piped gas.
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Cooking shows are a special kind of magic: Soothing shots of frosting being piped on immaculate cakes just do something for the psyche that isn't easily replicated.
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When Sasha Issenberg, the moderator, suggested that the panel move from CNN "to a less contentious subject, fake news," Jeff Roe, Mr. Cruz's campaign manager, piped up.
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The United States has made inroads shipping liquefied natural gas to some European countries, but it simply can't compete on cost with supplies piped in from Russia.
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Jakarta's piped water network needs to be expanded to both poor and wealthy neighborhoods, said Marcus Lee, a senior urban economist at the World Bank in Jakarta.
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The roar overwhelms the background salsa music that Amazon has piped in as all 117 attendees turn break time into a noisy celebration of their new jobs.
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"I wanted a pair of well-made pajamas in Liberty London Fabric that had all the traditional details, from piped button holes to boutonniere loops," Heinrichs says.
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The meringue is piped in a few key areas, and then the scattered pomegranate seeds draw your eye around the plate and connect the whole dessert together.
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Moments after I plugged in the Echo, the signature light ring glowed orange as Alexa piped up and told me to open the Alexa app on my phone.
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Later, on Twitter, Haddish shared an article from The Root about her set in Miami which had been interrupted by hecklers and Teigen piped in with her sympathy.
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Even after spending billions of dollars, most donors still cannot ensure the pumps they pay for are maintained (just 5% of rural Africans have access to piped water).
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Lisbeth Ash, a Houston transplant who watched her husband's patients fight AIDS in the '80s, had brought a cake with PFLAG piped across the top to the meeting.
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Within six years it aims to more than double its capacity to turn LNG back into piped gas, and has plans to lay 15,000km of new gas pipelines.
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The memory foam pad that rests on your forehead is removable and cleanable, and the thermals have been completely redesigned so heat is piped away from your head.
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Music—at the moment, the breathy intro to Jethro Tull's "Cross-Eyed Mary"—is piped in constantly to stop the mice from being spooked by any loud noises.
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One late-summer morning, I was sitting at my desk at home, working on my laptop, when my brain piped up: Should I eat ice cream after lunch?
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Taps in poor households are now empty of piped water most of the time, and they have little choice but to buy their water from vendors like Chege.
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The companies will provide piped gas to an additional 22.1 million domestic customers, build 4,600 fuel stations and increase the size of the pipeline network by two-thirds.
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Tailings from the production of copper at the mine are piped 57 kilometers (35.4 miles) to the lower-altitude pond, where they can be reused in industrial processes.
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KVITFJELL, Norway,(Reuters) - Germany's Thomas Dressen piped Switzerland's Beat Feuz to win the men's downhill at Kvitfjell on Saturday, just as he did at Kitzbuehel two months ago.
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Government subsidies on piped, bottled and tanker water - designed to ensure that the poor can cook and clean - mean buying 1,000 liters usually costs residents less than $1.
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The gas will be dissolved in water and piped about 1,000 meters (3,300 ft) underground, where Reykjavik Energy says carbon reacts with basaltic rock and turns to stone.
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I piped the mixture into little mounds on parchment paper, and baked them for an hour at 200 F. I then left them to cool for another hour.
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The actuator on the front of the body reacts to the sounds of the strings, expanding them without sounding like the sound is being piped through a speaker.
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At times, a translator piped up to clarify a statement or help Lim grasp an English word that has escaped him, but primarily, Lim and I just talked.
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Piped Edge Starter Pack, available at Weezie, $230 [add embroidery for $15 per towel]Weezie's soft and fluffy organic cotton towels are already gift-worthy on their own.
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This freestyle move allows Sirrah (composed of saffron, quince and osmanthus) and Mirach (piped with neroli, nutmeg and vanilla berries) to continuously release on the skin, almost spontaneously.
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Drubbed into obedience, they piped an increasingly strident narrative of a newly assertive leader facing down the West into nearly every household across the country's 11 time zones.
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It is the leading distributor of piped gas in Xi'an, with exclusive distribution rights in four districts and parts of two other districts in the city's 10 districts.
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Endicott Barnett has given twelve "Meditations" and a few late, lovely floral still-lifes a chapel-like installation, with piped-in classical music, which seems to me superfluous.
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In big arenas, like those of the N.B.A., the squeaking is mostly overpowered these days by the cacophonous, piped-in noise intended as entertainment and disguised as excitement.
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" These days, the only signs of the Mafia are the "Godfather" theme piped in over Calandra's cheese shop and the aprons for sale that say: "Leave the gun.
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With all those ponies being piped to the rear wheels — which actually aid in steering the car — you're at the legal speed limit in less than three seconds.
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In recent weeks, more crude produced in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico has been piped to LOOP for loading onto vessels instead of to domestic refiners, trade sources said.
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Lawrence-Daley says she was dragged down concrete stairs, around a corner, and into the crawlspace of an underground piped area filled with 2 to 4 inches of wastewater.
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To kill turbolag, Bugatti's engineers developed a two-stage turbocharger: At low revs, the exhaust from each bank of eight cylinders is piped into one turbocharger, filling it faster.
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Brine from desalination plants that tap brackish lakes, aquifers or rivers far inland is harder to treat than brine from coastal plants that can be piped into the seas.
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But it now depends on the U.N. and other international organizations for a multitude of services, including building water tanks for the one-in-five schools without piped water.
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The processed gas will be piped from the platform, through a northern entry pipeline that will be connected to the national gas transmission system of Israel Natural Gas Lines.
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Thanks to a camera feed piped into the rearview mirror, you can find your way out of that spot no matter how many boxes you've piled into the trunk.
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There was natural sound piped in along with the commentary: the roar of the crowd, the squeak of sneakers, the thump of a ball bouncing off the hardwood floor.
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The number of households using piped natural gas will double by the end of 2020, from 2.1 million now, under a government-led switch from LPG canisters, said Qiu.
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On September 9th Tony Blair, whose knack for fiddles and fudges helped to sell peace to Northern Ireland and capitalism to the Labour Party, piped up with a plan.
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Transporting fossil rocks and cleaning up the gaseous, liquid and solid byproducts of their use simply costs more than piped-in natural gas or directly delivered sunshine and breeze.
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Wandering inside my head as I walk, I find songs playing, whether they're piped through headphones or lodged into folds in my brain and pulled out at unexpected moments.
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Developers, too, could have accessed this data via an API and piped it into any number of data analytics platforms to spot aberrant samples, anomalies and other red flags.
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The eyes are painted on the cake in a sleepy half-moon with curled eyelashes, and the manes are piped on in pastels to mimic the flow of hair.
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The audio being piped throughout the bar was out of sync with the flat-screen televisions, meaning that it looked like Mr. Trump's words were coming out of Mrs.
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The world's fourth largest energy consumer is replacing oil-fired power plants with gas and is building pipelines so that piped gas can reach 70 percent of its population.
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A large drum, with carbon monoxide piped in at a lethal concentration, holds the mink as they are exterminated during culling season, which will arrive later in the fall.
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When the crust turned mahogany and a savory steam piped from the loaf, we'd pull it from the oven and stuff each slot with a salad of fresh herbs.
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He would ascend from his 21st-floor office at Riverside, up a catwalk in a limestone tower so lofty that the peals must be piped into the nave below.
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The video was piped into machine-learning software made by a startup called Drishti, which watched workers' movements and calculated how long each person took to complete their work.
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As Ms. Barrett's 3-D audio file was piped into the loudspeakers — there are 64, positioned both around and over listeners — the sound of her balloon manipulations was enveloping.
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"The foreigner is making you famous!" piped one onlooker in a recent Chengdu video as a shopkeeper in a microscopic stall heaped twice-cooked pork into a ceramic bowl.
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Drivers won't, however, be allowed to disable a similar noise piped to the outside of the vehicle for pedestrian safety — something that's now required by the US and Europe.
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" At one point Peter Alexander of NBC News piped up in Mr. Acosta's defense, telling the president that he was "a hard-working, diligent reporter" who "busts his butt.
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With different tweaks and refinements, the process could be adapted for diesel, gasoline, jet fuel — or it could be piped directly to local neighborhoods as fuel for home furnaces.
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It became less reliant on piped gas from Russia just at the moment when Moscow, reeling from the shale gas boom, was desperate for a natural gas export deal.
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The next thing, 4G—including LTE and WiMAX—seemed to come almost at once, offering data rates not too far off from those expected from regular old piped-in broadband.
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My entry into the water is soundtracked by light New Age muzak piped into the tank, and I have the option to turn off the dim light in the pod.
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It tells the story of what is often called "the most dangerous peacetime occupation in the U.K.," with dioramas, wooden mannequins and piped-in voices of veterans of the sea.
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Monica and Richard argue over his ridiculous decision, and how difficult it will be to justify to Laurie Bream (Suzanne Cryer), who has final say on Piped Piper's financial moves.
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Owens Lake was made famous by the story of its plunder: in the early 20th century, Los Angeles piped its water south to slake the thirst of its growing metropolis.
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However, it is still hard to persuade people to switch to piped gas as LPG cylinders are well entrenched in India and the refuelling infrastructure for natural gas is minimal.
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We must be ready for the death of TV and radio as we enter a world in which media is piped in in different ways and via other sensory pathways.
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Like George, William and Harry wore school uniforms on their first day 28 years ago — theirs complete with a red-piped gray blazer, navy shorts and a matching gray hat.
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Priorities for the Indian government are to improve water quality and expand a pilot project to provide piped water in villages from 115 districts to the whole country, he said.
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Daily shortfalls in piped gas deliveries from central Asia meant CNOOC and CNPC had to purchase 2-3 million tonnes of LNG equivalent supply via LNG spot markets, Hongtao said.
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That puts coal and nuclear, both which store fuel on site, at an advantage over other sources, like renewable sources and natural gas, which isn't stored but piped when needed.
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Russian gas volumes piped via Ukraine to European consumers in the first five months of 2019 rose to 37.6 billion cubic meters (bcm), up 8 percent from a year earlier.
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Instead, waste water was piped into leaking temporary storage pools, where it seeped into the ground, according to the report, adding manure was piled in a heap in open air.
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Presumably different to a session in Jing A's brewpub, where you can knock back the recreated beer with a burger and a piped soundtrack of Modest Mouse and The Strokes.
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The fuel subsidy cuts came just days after the government said prices for electricity would rise by an average of 26 percent and for piped drinking water by nearly half.
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The Aqaba complex, set to open in the summer, evaporates salt water piped from the nearby Red Sea to cool greenhouses, creating conditions for crops to grow all year round.
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Soft music — a little Latin jazz, a dip into calypso, a U-turn into New Age — was piped in during the day, none of it designed to rattle the brain.
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"This will be our own facility that will be connected to the existing municipal grid that takes in piped gas from CNOOC and PetroChina," Qiu told Reuters over the phone.
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At the headquarters of the McCann agency in Manhattan, the battle for the future of the advertising industry is being waged with piped-in electronic music and employee-brewed beer.
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According to media reports, East Timor could receive up to 80 percent of revenue, but could agree to less if gas is piped to a terminal in the tiny country.
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The radio interview was piped into the campaign event where Mr. Cruz was scheduled to speak, and the crowd cheered as Mr. Walker said he was backing the Texas senator.
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Indonesian water expert Nila Ardhianie said around 65 percent of Jakarta's residents are forced to use groundwater because the piped water system only covers about a third of the population.
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The slurry is then piped to containers where it separates into three parts: Oil froth on top; sand on the bottom; and oil, sand, clay, and water in the middle.
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She said there was a nearby site in the garden where protected hives of honeybees were kept, where would-be queens piped, tooted, and quacked in competition with one another.
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A refreshing Asian sour, redolent of melon and yuzu, primed my appetite for a heap of piped causa — mashed potato mixed with lemon — hiding thin octopus slices in olive cream.
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Entertainment isn't an escape if it's offering windows into the exact same kind of stress we're experiencing third hand, around the clock, piped in via social feeds and news alerts.
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Order the doughnuts, and they prove to be Russian ponchiki, fistfuls of fried dough piped with caramel inside, whose kin (bomboloni, sufganiyot, Berliners) appear in various forms around the world.
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Perhaps the best combination was a quilted olive drab varsity jacket worn over a T-shirt and royal blue hoodie, with a white piped tunic that read as a dress.
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The country is a key transit route for Russian piped gas exports to Europe and the existing deal between the two post-Soviet countries expires at the end of 2019.
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The jacket's garnishes — piped trim, hidden hook closures — are meticulous enough that I felt a pang of curiosity about Repetto's margins on the item, even priced as it was at $390.
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The statement also accuses the hotel of delaying a search for the woman while she lay in an underground piped area filled with inches of wastewater for the next eight hours.
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In the clip, Max, 9, is standing in the center of Aguilera's dance team when his mom's hit 2006 hit song "Ain't No Other Man" starts being piped through the speakers.
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With another tap of that bottom button, you can hear your surroundings piped into the headphones clearly — and the company has tried to make that audio sound as natural as possible.
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When the actor spoke, I heard his voice — not filtered through digital processing and piped into my ears via the headset, but because he was actually standing right next to me.
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But with the computational heavy-lifting shifted to Google's data-centres, even a modest laptop could have the game's sumptuous take on the Peloponnesian War piped to it over the web.
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Those that do have sea access, like Ukraine, are unlikely to be able to afford the U.S. gas, which is generally much higher priced than piped-in gas from regional providers.
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Their method: monitoring the catcher's signals from a video feed piped into an area just off the entrance to the dugout, and then banging a trash can to alert the hitter.
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Piped exports of Russian crude have been disrupted since late April after high levels of organic chloride were found in oil sent via Druzhba to the Baltic port of Ust-Luga.
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Wide men's-wear trousers came paired with stocking-thin tank tops banded at the neck and striped by laddered holes, and exhaust flames shot around waistbands of denim piped in white.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Brussels commuters, heading to work the morning after Belgium's painful World Cup loss to France, had to endure the French soccer anthem piped through the city's metro on Wednesday.
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Some of Trump's fiercest Republican critics have piped down in the past year, choosing to play nice and work with the White House for the sake of big picture pragmatism. Sen.
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Ginsburg piped up again, asking Rikelman whether she "might" have added a patient "or two" to the lawsuit "just as insurance" had she thought Louisiana would make such a standing argument.
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Perhaps what crudités offer is a corrective to the recent frenzy for meat and fat, when foie gras was piped into doughnuts and menus were stocked with slabs of pork belly.
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For example, the tenacity required to endure and challenge slavery is explained through audio recordings of slave stories, piped into the small cottages where they lived on South Carolina's Hermitage Plantation.
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More than a decade later, the plant remains closed and Lanare's tap water is still contaminated — as is the drinking water piped to about a million other Californians around the state.
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Lockwood is a one-woman cupcake factory, and nothing is coming out of the kitchen unless it has sprinkles, curls, powdered sugar and, lastly, a filthy word piped onto the top.
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Mr. McShine visited her studio once, and asked her only to make the piece — a slender cake form, white with gold, accented with pink flowers made from piped paint — slightly taller.
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The hotel management would be sorry that Albinoni's Adagio was being endlessly piped into the halls and lobby, but it would be a deep-rooted technical problem and difficult to fix.
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Instead, the international team of researchers from UK universities in Exeter and Bristol, plus Australia's James Cook University and Australian Institute of Marine Science, piped in recordings of healthy coral reefs.
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Strong growth in Chinese LNG demand could be partly offset, though, by greater availability of piped gas supply from Central Asia this winter, potentially limiting price spikes on international gas markets.
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Today, they may not be enslaved, but they are still ostracized, marginalized, and impoverished: One in four European Roma live without piped water, and 403 percent live below the poverty line.
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CM: I also remember that when it came to the chorus, and you and Stevie piped in with these faultless harmonies, I think everybody got goosebumps in the room at that point.
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Piped Russian crude oil exports have been disrupted since April after high levels of organic chloride were found in crude pumped via the Druzhba pipeline to the Baltic port of Ust-Luga.
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As for Liam -- who's been the most tight-lipped about all the drama out of everyone involved -- he piped up Monday in Australia, telling a pap he didn't wanna talk about it.
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This smart display can play tunes from your phone via Bluetooth, however, the Echo Show's audio cannot be piped through a different audio source, unlike the Echo Spot with its 3.5mm jack.
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But in 22017, Kigali's leaders decided to start demolishing slums in the capital's poor suburbs – those with little access to piped water or electricity – and replace them with new roads and homes.
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"Grey" infrastructure - such as piped water to slums, dams to control water flow on rivers, or concrete walls to keep out big storm surges and floods - would still be needed, Connor said.
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Oil prices rose as ongoing cuts of piped Canadian crude to the United States added to falling U.S. crude inventories, while expectations of a prolonged OPEC-led production cut also offered support.
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India plans to raise the share of natural gas in its overall energy mix to 15% by 2030 from the current 6.2% and connect 10 million households with piped gas by 2020.
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They piped up, too, after an avalanche of construction waste on December 20th in the southern city of Shenzhen that killed at least seven people and left more than 70 others missing.
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By accessing TAP, Gazprom is seeking to defend market share by flooding Europe with cheaper piped gas than would-be challengers, including from the east Mediterranean and North Africa, industry sources say.
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The Publix grocery store chain offers two customizable cakes for graduates, including a sheet cake that is decorated with a small cap, tiny diploma and a tasteful assortment of piped icing flowers.
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Burnham said CNN had made an "odd First Amendment injury" claim and suggested that Acosta could do his job "just as effectively" watching the President's appearances piped into a studio on CNN.
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Piped gas supplies were cut off to about 112,000 Osaka Gas customers in Takatsuki, Ibaraki and two other cities in Osaka prefecture, for safety checks following the quake, the trade ministry said.
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The Trump administration has promoted gas drilling and LNG exports in part to offer European customers alternatives to piped natural gas from Russia, while slashing Obama-era environmental regulations on energy operations.
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We arrived at the processing station where three cheerful middle-aged Thai women sorted recently picked beans, running them through a wet processing mill powered by water piped from a nearby stream.
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Nearly every large government building also draws on deep groundwater wells, even though many have piped water, because groundwater is free for public buildings in Jakarta, according to Dutch think tank Deltares.
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Then came the great awakening: I caught myself soaking a dainty cake with rum syrup, layering it with coffee buttercream, frosting it, finishing it with piped rosettes ... and craving a shortbread cookie.
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The Rover pipeline moves the natural gas from Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania to other parts of the U.S. Midwest and up into Michigan where it can also be piped into Canada.
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The wood-paneled elevator that ferries guests up to "Flight" at the McKittrick Hotel rises at a languid pace, and the tinny, piped-in music sounds like something out of a speakeasy.
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A dense almond cake, piped with spruce-scented Swiss meringue and set aflame tableside, is irresistible on its own, and even more so with the puckery preserved blueberry compote that accompanies it.
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All that observers — generally press, family members and nongovernment-organization workers — can hear is the sound loud enough to be picked up by microphones and piped out on a 45-second delay.
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There are photos of cakes a few women in this village can make for you: rectangles of yellow cake and devil's food enrobed in buttercream, with local nicknames piped out in pink.
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The city's piped cooking gas, its glitzy metro sprinkled with avant-garde art, its elevated motorways and its skyscrapers of public housing were examples of modernity in the neglected and volatile continent.
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During the April-September period, China Gas secured four new city piped gas projects in the northeastern provinces of Heilongjiang, Liaoning, as well as Inner Mongolia and the Henan region, it said.
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Long before dawn, on dark streets jangling with wake-up music piped through outdoor speakers, I boarded a bus full of sleepy locals on their way, I assumed, to do agricultural work.
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The generalist model also helps the Navy solve a human resources problem; it is far easier to manage a single population of ostensibly interchangeable officers than several stove-piped ones that aren't.
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All President Hassan Rouhani of Iran had to do was come out of his hotel suite and walk into a secure room where Mr. Trump's voice would be piped in via speaker.
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She piped in a soundtrack of frying onions, then opened a canister that released a matching scent—an attempt to increase her appetite and induce salivation, both known to enhance food enjoyment.
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Oil prices too jumped, with U.S. crude up 2 percent to 2-1/2-year highs due to cuts in piped Canadian crude and expectations of a prolonged OPEC-led production cut .
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"But Don, your dad is an immigrant too," another man piped up, noting that Mr. Engeltjes's father, like many forebears of the district's voters, had come over from Holland at age 9.
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There is the museum's Immersion Room, for example, where vintage wallpaper patterns are digitally projected, floor to ceiling; while there, take in a playlist piped in courtesy of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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Nairobi County's 2018 development plan showed more than 80 percent of residents had access to piped water, with only 13 percent taking more than half an hour to reach a water point.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The 2249th-century sword rests in a glass case alongside a frail Quran in a spacious gallery where scrolls hang from the wall and soft religious chanting is piped in.
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Modi has also promised to supply piped water for all homes in the countryside by 2024, setting a tough target at a time when hundreds of millions don't have access to clean water.
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The court arranged for an overflow room to accommodate more people, but the quality of the audio piped in was inconsistent, and the cameras in Ellis's courtroom did not capture the full scene.
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French oil storage and distribution company Rubis announced on Monday it bought distribution LPG assets of Repsol in islands of Madeira and Azores (Portugal) as well as piped networks located in Portugal mainland.
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Radwani House is a charming vestige of the courtyard homes that once covered most of Doha, but began to vanish after the city gained electricity and piped water in the 1950s and 60s.
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There's a lot of nervousness around the idea of shoving a wad of cotton up into your business, and having real time data piped into your phone might relieve some of those fears.
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Its monopoly on Russian piped gas exports, for instance, violates an EU rule obliging owners to grant third parties access to pipelines (Rosneft, another Russian energy giant, is said to be sniffing around).
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Rukmani P., 54, has not received any piped water in her house for the past eight months, so her family set up a borehole, a type of well, to pull out ground water.
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In contrast, in the UK, a region that has piped water access to all residents, the cost of 50 liters of water is $0.10 — about 0.1% of a low wage worker's daily salary.
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In April, President Rodrigo Duterte ordered Boracay's closure after seeing a video of dirty water being piped to sea, a side-effect of decades of unregulated construction that overwhelmed a tiny sewerage system.
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If the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approves the deal, natural gas produced by Center Point Energy would be piped up into Indiana to generate electricity at its own brand new $780 million plant.
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" Overhearing, the president piped up: "When we're having breakfast and the weatherman on TV says, 'It's dark, cloudy and threatening at Bush' — meaning the airport, Barbara always says, 'same situation in my kitchen.
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The surface of a buttery panna cotta, pooled with lakes of olive oil and cherry juice and ringed with piped puffs of cherry mousse, looked like a planet I'd like to live on.
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At D.C.'s white-hot Italian spot Masseria, chef Nick Stefanelli blurs the line between dinner and dessert with his off-menu "Foienolli," a cocoa cannoli shell piped with creamy foie gras mousse.
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Fever to Tell and 2007 EP Is Is are the clearest indicators of this, when Nick – teeny-tiny in stature, topped by hair that looked like haphazardly piped black icing – really let rip.
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Gas imports from China's largest supplier of piped natural gas dropped several times in November, but the volumes and durations were small, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said on its website.
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Heated calls Individual airlines often had security or IT officials on the calls to explain technical issues as needed, but the calls got so heated at times that airline representatives themselves piped up.
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And the audio piped into the restrooms carried the voices of Dave Wills and Andy Freed, radio broadcasters for the Rays, who had to come north for this series because of Hurricane Irma.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - U.S. prices of liquefied natural gas (LNG) being shipped to Europe will remain competitive with Russian piped gas prices over the long term, U.S. energy secretary Rick Perry said on Wednesday.
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Charcoal, electric, and piped natural gas barbecues (when installed properly and legally) are also allowed on all three types of premises, Mr. Dwyer added, as long as standard fire safety measures are observed.
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The drummers snapped and pounded, the flutists piped and the men marched their new banner past the brick rowhouses and storefronts of East Belfast, a working-class stronghold blighted in parts by poverty.
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" The San Francisco Chronicle reported: "Storm drain runoff is piped to one of two city treatment facilities, the Southeast Treatment Plant in the Bayview neighborhood or the Oceanside Treatment Plant near the zoo.
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This order was to respond to a lesson learned from the 85033/11 attacks; that intelligence should not be "stove-piped" by individual agencies but should be shared responsibly within the Intelligence Community.
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Interconnectors are being built all over Eastern Europe and this too is a program we should support so that ultimately gas going to Lithuania could be piped directly to Bulgaria and vice-versa.
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Even then, the show was old and repetitive; white boomers danced in their seats to piped-in classic rock beforehand—all elbows and overbites—then called out the greatest hits during the speech.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently created the Ministry of Jal Shakti (water power) to oversee water resource management, and reiterated his election campaign promise to provide piped water to every rural home by 0003.
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That allows Facebook to become both the first and second screen, a strategy Periscope is pursuing differently by allowing professional content broadcasts to be piped into Periscope and Twitter via its new Producer feature.
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Total natural gas imports, including gas piped from central Asia and Myanmar and liquefied natural gas shipped in tankers, were 7.89 million tonnes in July, the highest since January, according to the customs data.
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Gentle piped icing is the basis for the noodles as well as the chashu pork, soft-boiled egg, chopsticks, and narutomaki (the pink and while swirly thing, which is normally made of fish paste).
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One key feature of the plan is a district energy system, in which the heating, cooling, and hot water needs for a network of customers are served by piped-in hot and cold water.
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The show piped in conservative commentator Tomi Lahren of The Blaze, who implored viewers to take up the fight against Democrats, the media and the Never Trump movement intent on stopping the GOP nominee.
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Few cake decorations are as common and iconic as the tiny carrot renderings piped onto the cream cheese frosting of nearly every carrot cake sold from pastry cases and grocery store counters in America.
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The pipeline carries about 450,000 bpd of Forties oil to Hound Point on the Scottish coast, where it is either loaded onto tankers, stored in tanks or piped to the 200,000-bpd Grangemouth refinery.
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"The water will need to be treated as sanitary waste (piped to municipal sewer, a septic system/field, or use a holding tank for monthly pickup by a waste management company)," the consultant wrote.
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PERMIAN OVER-PIPED Companies have raced to build the new Permian lines to accommodate the shale boom which has helped the United States become the world's biggest oil producer, overtaking Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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He scans dimly lit racks, bouncing to Young Thug songs piped through the store speakers with the grace of a Juilliard aspirant, landing lightly on the balls of his toes before lifting off again.
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She has also constructed roads, built hundreds of toilets, improved power and piped water supplies and enlisted young volunteers to register the village's most needy inhabitants for social welfare schemes such as food subsidies.
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Free pizza was scattered about and people waited patiently as the station hosting the event — ALT 92.3 (WNYL-FM), New York City's only major contemporary rock station — was piped in at a respectable volume.
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More unusually, the music of Beethoven and Schubert is piped into the tunnel, because it encourages the produce to grow, according to Choi Jae-bin, CEO of NextOn, the company that created the farm.
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Water flowed in sheets down the outside of a large glass pane in the ceiling; it was piped into the studio, where it cascaded onto a boulder, cooling the room on hot summer days.
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As a child, she read books out loud in Thai while walking up and down the length of her grandmother's back, to massage it, and her grandmother piped up occasionally to correct her pronunciation.
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LJUBLJANA, June 5 (Reuters) - U.S. prices of liquefied natural gas (LNG) being shipped to Europe will remain competitive with Russian piped gas prices over the long term, U.S. energy secretary Rick Perry said on Wednesday.
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Benches and lounge chairs, lush greenery, projected butterflies, a real tree and the piped-in sounds of birds, bicyclists and people enjoying a summer's day create a blissful mixed reality setting for Schiphol's indoor park.
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Oil from landlocked Chad, piped southwestward and exported by sea via Cameroon, has increased in volume since new fields came online this year and is being increasingly snapped up in the world's key refining hubs.
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The theme of winter is merely incidental to the central plot which is basically your ex-bf trying to coax you out of all your social engagements in favour of staying in and getting piped.
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Both firms rely on a mixture of corporate partners, search engine indexing, and ordinary, often anonymous users to upload GIFs, which are in turn piped to social networks like Facebook and Twitter and other clients.
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By the time we're on the living room sofa, she's spelling out the title of a book recommendation and politely turning down a Terry Riley and Don Cherry album piped out from the Bluetooth speakers.
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The beauty-product nerd in me piped up and asked about the device — my boss told me in retrospect that my knowledge of that product was one of the reasons I was offered the position.
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The treat is made with a chocolate munchkin (Dunkin' lingo for donut hole) stuffed in the center of a vanilla donut glazed with orange icing, then piped with chocolate icing legs and white frosted eyes.
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Egypt this month announced a raft of new austerity measures, raising fuel prices by up to 50 percent, electricity prices by an average of 26 percent and nearly doubling the price of piped drinking water.
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Under the latest agreement, Tepco will provide piped gas equivalent to about 275,000 tonne a year of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from next April to Nippon Gas which has been buying LNG from Tokyo Gas.
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The four-piece wind their way through some tight choreography as Wyclef Jean's verse is piped in over the loudspeakers, then they endearingly coach the kids through the call-and-response at the track's end.
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But Mr. Neumann and Mr. McKelvey quickly hit upon a recipe that drew throngs of start-ups: an industrial chic aesthetic, some big common areas with comfy couches, free beer and piped-in pop music.
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In Redditch, England, the heat generated in a local crematory from the fat of the dearly departed now gets piped over — I'm not making this up — to warm the water in a town swimming pool.
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The city is working hard to solve these problems, said Mungkasa, with improvements to water infrastructure, including the piped supply, and new waste water treatment facilities set to be built over the next 20 years.
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It all came out of a simple style conundrum: "I wanted a pair of well-made pajamas in Liberty London Fabric that had all the traditional details, from piped buttonholes to boutonniere loops," Heinrichs said.
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After the Lionesses piped the U.S. to win the four-nation SheBelieves Cup in March, she challenged the team to take the next step and go all the way in this year's World Cup in France.
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Oil from landlocked Chad, piped south-westward and exported by sea via Cameroon, has increased in volume since new fields came online this year and is being increasingly snapped up in the world's key refining hubs.
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The Boston-based brand's Unicorn Cupcake Jars (priced from $19.95 for a two-pack to $294.95 for a 32-pack) feature layers of moist cake with buttercream frosting piped down the middle and swirled on top.
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Update: Now, as noted by the San Bernardino Sun, the San Bernardino County twitter account has piped up, placing the blame on the FBI, who it says it was working with when it reset the password.
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If you need me when the shit hits the fan, I'll be in my bunker, eating a platter-sized pastry shell piped full of whitefish salad and topped with artfully arranged sturgeon and decorative choux swans.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Osaka Gas Co said on Tuesday it would bring forward its schedule for restoring normal piped gas supplies to customers hit by an unplanned disruption following a magnitude 6.1 earthquake a day earlier.
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Rosneft's new flows of piped oil will come as Saudi Arabia aims to secure a stake early next year in a Chinese refinery after years of negotiations and as Saudi Aramco prepares for its global IPO.
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A soundtrack droning away reminded one of the piped-in effects at the Watermill Center benefit in the Hamptons in August, for which Mr. West was announced as a headliner and then failed to show up.
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Up in Southwest Harbor, Me., a place called Charlotte's Legendary Lobster Pound has been getting lobsters stoned on marijuana, using a system involving a chamber filled with water and pot smoke piped in through a tube.
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The attack is rendered with an abstract tableau in the courtyard below: A couple of white dummies posed in a grappling position, lit with blinking red lights and piped with a recording of a woman's screams.
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Violet Dorah, a 24-year-old mother of two who lives in Mathare, used to spend up to 200 shillings a day on water but now enjoys a piped supply about 10 meters from her home.
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The 300 million euro ($341.34 million) project, called Balticconnector, is mostly funded by the European Union and will allow Finland to diversify the source of its gas imports, which were previously piped solely by Russia's Gazprom.
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Truth be told, we knew Bob (Sean Astin) was a goner the second he piped up and volunteered his services as a BASIC software expert while the lab was under siege by demo-dogs in episode 8.
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You've either been or been with the person who over enunciates when declaring that, "the ratio of cake-to-frosting is off," regarding the kind of professionally-piped cupcake that includes a sumptuous swirl of photogenic buttercream.
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The noise of the crowd and music piped into the venue was one that Campriani said he had prepared for by recording the final of the women's rifle shooting on Saturday, and practicing along to that soundtrack.
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I'm driving around Short Creek with Alyssa—who is in Boise, Idaho, where she is a college sophomore—piped in through the bluetooth-enabled speakerphone in the rental car I'd picked in Las Vegas the previous night.
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The natural gas import business - including piped gas and liquefied natural gas - suffered a net loss of about 3.3 billion yuan, narrowing from the 5.82 billion loss a year earlier, thanks to higher sales, the firm said.
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The BMW i8 is a prime example: the German carmaker famously piped fake engine noise into the cabin of its hybrid sports car so that drivers weren't disappointed with the meek sound of its three-cylinder engine.
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When Lauren told us that story during an LGBTQ+ discussion group one night, two other women piped up to say that the same thing happened to them at frat parties and even in the local gay club.
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Most anything that sounds remotely like "Hey Siri" is likely to do the trick, as UK's Secretary of Defense Gavin Williamson found out last year when the assistant piped up as he spoke to Parliament about Syria.
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The Commission has long backed the 3 billion euro ($3.7 billion) Midi-Catalonia (Midcat) pipeline that would more than double the amount of gas that can be piped across the Pyrenees mountains that border the two nations.
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The more novel ones are things like voice amplification, where the driver and front passenger are picked up by embedded mics and piped over speakers in the rear passenger compartment so it's easier to carry a conversation.
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The choice of European customer diversifies Anadarko's Asia-weighted supply offering and could see east African LNG flowing into the region's terminals as declining indigenous gas production makes Europe more reliant on imports, especially Russian piped gas.
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Revenues from Turkana's vast oil deposits are expected to boost the provision of basic services such as piped water and electricity, increase investments in schools and clinics as well as create jobs and opportunities for the youth.
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China is aiming to turn hundreds of wells, including in mountainous Chongqing, into storage facilities for gas piped over from Myanmar and Turkmenistan, after a severe winter supply crunch left it short of the clean-burning fuel.
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But the basin already has 3.9 million bpd of existing outbound pipeline capacity, according to energy investment bank Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. "We see the Permian as over-piped," said Matthew Blair, an analyst at Tudor Pickering.
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Cold HartLil Tracy - "Hey Lil Mama U Bad As Fuck"Lil Yachty - "Self Made"EyeKeem - "Piped Up" Lil CandypaintLil Candypaint - "Naz Soldier"Lil Candypaint - "Sleep At Night"Lil Candypaint - "Lifestyle" BandmanfariThouxanbanfauni, Bandmanfari - "RIP"Bandmanfari - "Poppin Shit" feat.
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From next month, the soundtrack to our nights out may mellow as Pipedown, a UK-based campaign group fighting for a ban on piped music in public places, joins forces with deafness charity Action on Hearing Loss.
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But an excerpt from a planned evening-length work, "Chimeras," belabored its use of an electronic element: a piped-in vocal part which "spoke" with an automated phone-operator's voice (before being chopped into less intelligible fragments).
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Produced from water from the adjacent Red Sea that is forced through salt-separating membranes, it is piped into the campus's gleaming lab buildings and the shops, restaurants and cookie-cutter homes of the surrounding planned neighborhoods.
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Since the sounds are designed to mask and overpower the annoying sounds keeping you up, the idea is eventually you'll tune out the unwanted noise and only hear the soft tranquility of nature piped directly into your canal.
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The oil company said on Monday it had sold the remained of its piped gas business in Spain to EDP Group and Gas Extremadura for 136 million euros ($147 million), generating a capital gain of 76 million euros.
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The Chennai municipality provides more than half of the city's water through piped supplies and tankers hired by the authorities, with the rest handled by private firms, according to Sekhar Raghavan, director of the Chennai-based Rain Centre.
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In a working system it would simply be a question of splitting the water stream into three as it left the processor, with the two outer branches being recycled and the inner one tapped and piped to consumers.
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The seats move and jerk along with the action in the film, bursts of air give a feel of the location of each scene, and smells are piped in to make moviegoers feel like they're "inside" a film.
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According to the plan being examined, processed natural gas will be piped from the Leviathan production platform to the FLNG facility which will be located offshore Israel, where the gas will be liquefied and transferred to LNG vessels.
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The U.S. government has instruments of informational power — public affairs, public diplomacy, Uncle Sam's international broadcasting networks, and information operations by the armed forces — but they are scattered and stove-piped, with different authorities, funding streams and lanes.
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Our 2018 test car was priced at about $33,000 and packed a 2.3-liter, four-cylinder EcoBoost turbocharged motor, making 310 horsepower with 350 pound-feet of torque, piped through a 10-speed automatic to the rear wheels.
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The podcast also features sound design by Mark Phillips — who worked on "Serial" and a suite of indie films — that makes it sound more like a movie than the piped-in sound signature of the typical radio drama.
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But the infallible delight here is in the long, arcing necks of the sweet éclair swans, piped through a tiny plain tip into great exaggerated question marks, their beaks blackened by quickly running through a flame after baking.
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My younger self would have tipped the scale and piped hillocks of cream over the top; my current self appreciates the impulse, prefers a dusting of powdered sugar and bows to the wisdom of less being immeasurably more.
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The company issued the notice, which allows the suspension of contractual obligations because of exceptional cirucmstances, to suppliers of piped gas and also to at least one liquefied natural gas supplier, although details could not immediately be confirmed.
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Borrowing a technique commonly used to store natural gas and oil deep underground, it piped water into the salt beds to dissolve the salt and create two caverns roughly a half-mile below the grassy fields in Huntorf.
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One told of a job candidate who piped his mother into an interview via Skype, while another recalled a mother asking if she could sit for an interview in place of her child, who had a scheduling conflict.
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More than 100 families in Garud and Dhage's neighbourhood do not have access to piped water and many depend on private water suppliers, who charge up to 3,000 rupees ($42) for a 5,000-litre tanker during summer months.
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The layered soundscape of the jungle is piped through headphones worn by every member of the audience, with separate sounds transmitted into each ear, courtesy of a binaural microphone on stage (which looks rather like an Easter Island head).
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But three in 10 people, or just over 2 billion, still do not have a "safely managed" service, meaning a water source on the premises - such as a piped supply or a well - free from fecal and chemical contamination.
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The city cabinet also approved various incentives to industries switching to Piped Natural Gas, said Hussain, who is also Delhi's environment minister, as the cheaper, safer and less polluting fuel is consumed across the domestic, commercial and industrial sectors.
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And these deviled eggs from Jean-Paul Bourgeois fit the familiar potluck pattern: perfectly cooked egg yolks, whipped with mayo and Champagne vinegar and mustard and cayenne, are piped back into their whites with a star-tipped pastry bag.
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Imports of both piped gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG)have hovered around record highs in winter months as residents in northern regions switch to the fuel for heating as part of Beijing's drive to clean up the environment.
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Since then, Inslee has regularly piped up on national issues, questioning the detention of illegal immigrant families, the rolling back of the Affordable Care Act and criticizing Trump's weakening of policies cutting into carbon emissions to combat climate change.
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While job opportunities have soared in the sprawling city, millions have no piped water and instead rely on an army of privately-run tankers that suck water from wells inside and outside the city and deliver it to homes.
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Risk-averse rats receiving pramipexole turned into risk-taking rats, but the drug had much greater effects when piped directly into the nucleus accumbens than when it was administered to another brain area researchers had thought might be involved.
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Will spent under $5k to buy the beater and his team spent another 8 weeks customizing it with, shall we say, Unique touches -- a custom rag-top, leather piped interior seats, custom Nas wheels and a sick sound system.
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Two agency officials told The Washington Post that Mr. Pruitt has tried to shut Mr. Benton out of meetings because he has "piped up so frequently during policy discussions," with remarks so weird, weird, weird they are actually humorous.
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Dana Rohrabacher piped up to say that, yup, actually, he did visit the now-jailed founder of the radical activist group WikiLeaks in London back in 2017 to say he'd try to score Assange a full pardon from Trump.
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Was the inventor of sex toys (no, not a Victorian doctor or whatever) getting piped when the thought "This is all well and good, but I wish this was more like riding a wooden rollercoaster," floated into their mind?
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"I think Joe is right," Senator Bernie Sanders said at one point to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "I just want to stick up for Tom," the businessman Andrew Yang piped up for the billionaire Tom Steyer.
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Instead the company is using the existing coaxial cable lines that are already piped into people's homes, giving Comcast a potentially huge advantage over a project like Google Fiber—which requires digging costly trenches through cities to lay fiber cables.
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The government has raised the price of electricity and piped drinking water as part of an economic reform program designed to qualify for a three-year $12 billion bailout loan from the International Monetary Fund, which Egypt secured in 2016.
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Families live in tiny one-room shacks made of wood and corrugated iron, there is no piped water meaning residents must buy it from private tankers, and a lack of toilets means nearby streams and rivers are filled with sewage.
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As with the previous exhibition, a sense of wilderness is evoked, reminding us that something very familiar, that's piped into our homes and pockets, where we store vast amounts of personal data, also exists in the impersonal and the hinterlands.
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"If you could've been piped into our radio channel when we're in our pressure helmets, there were only four people on it," Hanks says, including the film's director Ron Howard, who was connected to the actors via a head set.
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Still, it's cool that the global youth is pushing back on the Silicon Valley-shuttering of music discovery, where everything is piped into your discovery feed by a horde of whirring server blades somewhere in the middle of the country.
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Hogs are housed in facilities where slats in the floor allow their waste to be washed under the building and piped into waste pits, where the waste decomposes and is then sprayed as a fertilizer for crops on nearby fields.
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While authorities hoped that the camp's closure would help improve migrants' living conditions — a 2015 study of the camp found rats scuttling around tents, piped water infested with faecal contamination, tuberculosis, and scabies — the reality was vastly different, HRW said.
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But unlike in piped natural gas markets in North America and Europe, most of Asia's purchases are bound up in long-term contracts, with fixed volumes, caps on price fluctuations and clauses restricting the destination to a single port or buyer.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that piped water will reach all homes in the countryside by 2024, setting a tough target at a time when hundreds of millions don't have access to clean water.
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At one farm in the village of Latrille, in the heartland of duck and geese rearing country, 8,000 ducks were taken by hand and put in coloured metal containers where carbon dioxide was piped in to kill them, normally within seconds.
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So imagine the shockwaves when Unisys piped up in 1995 laid claim to the LZW-patented compression algorithm inside every single piece of GIF-creation software, and was prepared to charge a license fee for all the applications that used it.
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Yet in many of Africa's fast-expanding cities, where electricity is expensive and there is little piped gas, bottled LPG may be the best available alternative to charcoal, at least in the short term, both Hamayun and Rodriguez-Sanchez said.
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Modi said his government planned to extend piped gas to 10 million houses over the next five years; double the length of the national pipeline network to 30,000 km; and build a new gas line to the underdeveloped eastern region.
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Balticconnector would allow such imports of piped gas via a pipeline between Poland and Lithuania called GIPL, due to be completed by December 2021, which in turn could be connected to the planned Baltic Pipe linking Poland to Norway, via Denmark.
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"The facility will guarantee GNPC's payment obligations to energy companies Vitol and ENI related to the sale of gas to be extracted from the Sankofa field ... and piped onshore for both power generation and industrial and domestic consumption," the statement said.
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In his new documentary, "Fahrenheit 11/9," Mr. Moore, his sense of showmanship not only intact but enhanced by a bigger production budget, fills a water truck with the same supply that's piped to Flint residents for drinking and bathing.
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We want to reinvent the toilet so it doesn't need water piped in or out — just a chemical process, so that even Indian cities that will never spend $1 billion can have a toilet as good as a Western one.
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The kitchen, once a near-empty shell, is now briskly functional, equipped with a stove top fueled by a gas canister and a reverse-osmosis filter through which drinking water is piped into an enormous clay pot called a matka.
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One dish puts young red-leaf lettuces spritzed with lime and salted water next to what looks like the icing on a birthday cake: It's salsa verde creamed with butter, spread smooth and ringed with crema in tiny piped rosettes.
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Mr. Akinci said that reunification would lead to major economic benefits, including the possibility of channeling natural gas deposits through Cyprus to Turkey and Europe, and distributing water that is currently piped to northern Cyprus from Turkey across the whole island.
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In Manchester, N.H., Mr. Trump took the stage with his family at Southern New Hampshire University Arena as "God Bless the U.S.A." blared, blue laser beams illuminated the dark hall and a smoke machine piped a haze over the crowd.
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"As an investor, we are keen to become a market maker, provided that suppliers are ready to post meaningful volumes for us to trade," said Luo Jing, deputy head of gas development at China Gas Holdings, a piped gas distributor.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised piped water in every home by 2024, but key reservoirs are running dry, and hospitals and schools are struggling as people in the world's second-most populous country wait at government water tanks every day to fill pots.
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The commission said that gas users in the southeast states, including Victoria and New South Wales, would have to pay substantially more for gas if they had to turn to supplies piped from Queensland that also have outlets to higher-priced international markets.
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I can only imagine that Santana's "Oye Como Va" (if you have never listened to this song while cooking then you must) is being piped throughout the home, and Blake is on the other side of the camera snapping the sweet image.
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Introduced earlier this year, the AirTV Player lets you watch Sling's streaming service alongside over-the-air channels piped in from your antenna, and select services like Netflix, YouTube, and others from Google Play that offer free local over-the-air channels.
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It was not clear if the $1.3 billion debt included the arrears that landlocked Juba continues to rack up with Khartoum - the amount agreed in 2012 was roughly $26 in fees for each barrel of South Sudanese crude piped to Port Sudan.
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What sounded like a hoax worthy of Barnum had become by then the way a great many Americans buried their dead—on satin sheets in stainless-steel caskets, with hymns piped in their crypts through high-fidelity stereo, beneath vast, manicured lawns.
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Trousers were wide and cropped, with deep cuffs and a folded-over waist, piped in bright stripes and paired with cropped micro-sequined tees; suede trenches as unstructured as a cardigan; and short-sleeve round-neck sheaths covered in silver sequin pavee.
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While more than 90 per cent of households in cities were connected to tap water and piped gas last year, only 70 per cent of those living in Chinese villages had tap water and just 20 per cent were connected to gas.
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Which in this case meant flared jersey trousers that swished with a step under almost everything: oversize shirts with pointy piped collars and sleeveless trench coats; skinny nylon tunics stretched long and silver screen satins knotted on a hip; and balloon bouclés.
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The politicians, civil servants and corporate lobbyists who live in substantial houses and apartments in central Delhi pay very little to get limitless supplies of piped water – whether for their bathrooms, kitchens or to wash the car, dog, or spray a manicured lawn.
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Despite Jakarta's being the nation's political, social and economic center, around one-third of its residents earn less than $225 a month, much of the population lacks access to piped water, and open defecation remains common in its slums, according to government data.
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And whether the father-turned-candidate was playing a big enough role back home was simply not a question that anyone at a New Hampshire town hall or a meet-and-greet at an Iowa City brewery ever piped up to ask.
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Fourteen-hour pulled pork, sourdough bread made from homemade starter and gingerbread houses piped with intricate designs — all have a place in the canon, but the NYT Cooking recipes that readers returned to again and again are those that are simple and sustaining.
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The piped-in materials included some errant chatter and slammed doors, as well as violin motifs — these last courtesy of the great musician Gidon Kremer, who recorded them ahead of the work's first release, on Deutsche Grammophon, not long after it was composed.
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The attendees received piped-in encouragement from Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, who commended them for speaking out and said that nurturing stronger Arab-Israeli ties was vital to "any realistic possibility of an enduring peace" and a two-state solution.
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An encounter with her work begins before entering the building; just outside the main entrance, Shalev-Gerz has piped an audio feed of churning mechanical equipment, perhaps planting the subconscious expectation of finding a factory setting within the formerly industrial space now housing the gallery.
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The Mi Mix 2720 now uses an actual speaker rather than a piezoelectric ceramic driver on the rear; sound is now piped through a tiny slit on the top edge, which should be an improvement but is still likely to represent a compromise of sorts.
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Piped through the speakers on stage at the Google I/O developer conference while a video capture of an Android phone played on screen, we heard an artificial voice call both a hair salon and a restaurant to book reservations on behalf of a human.
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From his back porch on Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's reservation, located near the southern border with South Dakota, McLaughlin can see people arriving to protest against oil being piped under the Missouri River, a source of water for the tribe and 18 million other Americans.
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"We have rehabilitated Gazi and Makongeni primary schools, bought textbooks for the pupils and provided piped water to the residents in both villages," said Ali Salim, chairman of Mikoko Pamoja (Mangroves Together), the community organization working to protect local mangroves and reap the benefits.
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The CO 2 that had been captured by the powder in the dry phase would be released in the wet phase; it could then be piped out of the container, and the whole process re-started, the couch folding and unfolding over and over again.
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He said he hoped that live piano playing would serve as a rebuttal to the piped-in classical music that was introduced in the 1990s because, it was said at the time, homeless people would go somewhere else at the sound of Bach and Beethoven.
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But after a three-year drought, considered the worst in over a century, South African officials say Cape Town is now at serious risk of becoming one of the few major cities in the world to lose piped water to homes and most businesses.
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As we walked into the spacious accommodations, we were greeted by traditional Hawaiian music that was piped in through the speakers and a spread of cut pineapple, bottles of water, and buttery banana bread (a Maui specialty) were set up in the living area.
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Since my internet service provides gigabit speeds, I still had over 100 megabits of bandwidth for both upload and downloads available no matter where I went in my home, but that's a far cry from the roughly 900 megabits that gets piped into my house.
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She is warm and conversational at first as I hand over my $5 for the paper bag brimming with freshly piped, yeasty churros, but as I ask her for an opinion on Donald Trump, her face turns white as she sees my big camera.
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At some point, YouTube — which had previously awarded a strike to Infowars for videos alleging that school shooting victims were crisis actors but decided that old videos suggesting Sandy Hook was a hoax weren't worth more strikes — piped up and removed four videos from Jones' account.
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"People living in crowded circumstances, a lack of piped water, and poor sanitation have given rise to the perfect set of conditions for the transmission of mosquito-borne viruses like Zika," said Amy Y. Vittor, assistant professor in medicine at the University of Florida's Emerging Pathogens Institute.
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Editor-in-chief Rick Connor of UNESCO said that in cities, rich homes with piped water tended to pay far less per liter, while the poor in slums often had to buy water from trucks, kiosks and other vendors, shelling out 10 to 20 times more.
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In debut trading at Chongqing Oil and Gas Exchange, PetroChina sold about 35 million cubic meters of piped gas at 0.155 yuan per cubic meter over government-set city-gate rates, or about a 10-percent premium, reflecting a tight market in a traditionally low season.
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Russia expects to send LNG to Europe by the end of 2017 from its distant Arctic peninsula of Yamal but a plant on its Baltic coast could establish the country as a more immediate supplier of LNG in a region already dependent on piped Russian gas.
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She promoted fracking technology to European allies while America's top diplomat to help them reduce their dependence on Russia, according to leaked diplomatic cables, and was slow to oppose the Keystone XL pipeline proposal that would have piped in more oil sands from Alberta to U.S. refineries.
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The government is also aiming to connect more than 10 million households with piped gas by 2020 from the current 4.8 million, with the city gas portion of India's natural gas use expected to more than double to 15 percent of the overall gas market, Chatterjee said.
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It ranks 24th nationally in yards per game, can't puncture an offensive line when it matters, and is generally so hapless without human transformer Derwin James that members of the offense piped up about needing to bail them out despite ringing up almost 250 yards against UNC.
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In Indiana, the beleaguered but still critical coal industry is under attack by a natural gas provider and utility owner that wants to close down coal electricity generating plants and replace them with a new electricity utility station that would use natural gas piped in from Texas.
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Under the current system, operated by a city-owned water company and two private firms, universal access to piped water would be achieved only by 2022, too late to stop groundwater extraction in time to brake further land subsidence, the report from the Dutch non-profits said.
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The designer, who has also dressed U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, as well as a host of other celebrities such as actresses Uma Thurman and Gwyneth Paltrow, stayed true to his vision of sleek, elegant looks with piped hem dresses, pleated trousers and deep cut halter tops.
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In a city still panicked by the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1798, the perennial adversaries joined forces to support Burr's proposed legislative charter for The Manhattan Company, a private utility that would provide fresh water piped from the Bronx River instead of drawn from tainted wells.
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Finally, just opposite the changing room is the third component of Possessed, a darkened, semi-concealed space, where visitors will find a wall-sized, multi-screen display of surveillance footage from Eckhaus Latta's retail stores, some piped in live from the very space they just left.
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A side table was soon added to my already unnecessarily large table that turned out to be for the bread, the serving of which was a spectacle in itself: Freshly churned butter with crispy onion pieces, salt, and pepper was piped out on to a dish before my eyes.
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A clean-up, by way of sewerages, cemeteries (an idea pioneered by the French to move dead bodies to the verdant, peaceful countryside for eternal rest—and quickly adopted by the English), public toilets, washhouses, and piped in water rather than wells dug next to cesspools, all reduced miasma.
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After the 1967 war in which Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan, Israel imposed restrictions on well drilling and constructing distribution networks, which has left a quarter of Palestinians without piped water, according to a report by the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs.
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The better news: The city has a master plan to improve the piped sewerage service that would cover 65 percent of the future population, while the remaining 35 percent would be served with alternative approaches, including on-site sewerage, conventional septic tanks and community-scale waste-water treatment plans.
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The curators have chosen to amplify the festive mood with bright walls, jolly piped-in seventeenth-century Dutch secular music, and somewhat pandering attractions, such as a large, beautifully lacquered box with a teaser of a label under a knobbed panel: Lift to find out what it is!
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After the 1967 war in which Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan, Israel imposed restrictions on well drilling and constructing distribution networks, which has left a quarter of Palestinians without piped water, according to a report by the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs.
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That year, the U.S.A. Freedom Act revised the Patriot Act so that providers would only hand over data on specific suspects (as well as data from anyone they contacted) without it being piped directly into NSA servers, and limited its collection to require the approval of a judge.
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"The Girl from Ipanema" in particular became a lounge music standard in its own right, piped into nearly every elevator movie scene as bland filler muzak in what's now become an inescapable Hollywood trope, as Brazilian historian Bryan McCann points out in his 280⅓ book on the subject.
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Many politicians from both parties say fossil fuels will be around for decades and that exports of LNG, which burns cleaner than coal or gas, can also help countries like India and China reduce deadly air pollution problems and provide Europe with alternatives to piped gas from Russia.
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For Germany, Europe's largest consumer of natural gas, an L.N.G. terminal would provide an alternative to its dependence on fuel piped from Russia, its largest supplier, and give the country a way to receive supplies from Qatar or the United States or elsewhere if an alternative were needed.
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The 2.0-liter inline four is turbocharged and supercharged, cranking out 326 horsepower before a pair of battery packs (34 kilowatt hours total) and two electric motors take that to 619 horsepower, with everything piped to a hybrid all-wheel-drive system through an eight-speed automatic gearbox.
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At the official launch of what the government couched as a 'collaboration' with Amazon, it explained its decision to allow NHS content to be freely piped through Alexa by suggesting that voice technology has "the potential to reduce the pressure on the NHS and GPs by providing information for common illnesses".
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According to Lawrence-Daley, she was then dragged down concrete stairs, around a corner, and into the crawlspace of an underground piped area filled with 2 to 4 inches of wastewater — an area Daley referred to as a "hole" — where she lay in horrific pain for the next eight hours.
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But Layer3 isn't an "over-the-top" service in the vein of Sling TV or PlayStation Vue, it's real "cable" in the sense that video is piped directly over Layer3's owned and leased networks and into your home — no weird, unreliable "open internet" stuff to get in the way.
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Natural gas sales volumes were robust during the first nine months of the year but the company recorded net losses of 19.96 billion yuan on imports of both piped supplies and liquefied natural gas (LNG), widening from 13.4 billion yuan during the first six months of the year, the company said.
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The totems of the line are still rooted in almost-classic suiting and shirting, but never without a discreet signifier of willful rebellion: a pinstripe button-down's sleeve's hidden slashes, a pair of navy wool schoolboy shorts piped with leopard print; pleated black pants at once inflated, cropped and tapered.
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"No production on Broadway has ever thrown the doors of perception open as widely as 'The Encounter,'" Ben Brantley wrote of the 2016 show, courtesy of the London-based Complicite, which piped binaural sound through headsets to capture the journey of a Western explorer lost in the Amazon rain forest.
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As our National editor described plans for covering the aftermath of the Alabama tornadoes in Monday morning's news meeting, I piped up: "O-pa-LIE-ka," I said, helping him pronounce the name of the town where I was born and close to where I spent most of my childhood.
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For previews in New York, Christie's transformed its main sales room into a faux garden and aviary, with piped-in bird song, to conjure up the Rockefellers' home in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. and show off some of the porcelain pieces, many of which feature images of parrots, falcons and quails.
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Earlier, Brown and I had decided that it would seem peculiar for me to sit in on his reading, so I gave him a digital recorder and was left to wait in the living room with piped-in New Age music and the July issue of the magazine Fate & Fortune .
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But in its less successful moments, the problems often lie in the tension between past and present, between the appeal of King's fantasy — with its timeless, visceral horror that feels directly piped to us from the Earth's subconscious — and the hard-to-sidestep elements that feel mired in a 1986 worldview.
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While the concert's psychedelic light design and live accompaniment were instant improvements on the usual garish auditorium fluorescents and piped-in PA-system audio, the Ross brothers dumped out their entire bag of stylistic tricks to honestly convey the wonder that these collective performances inspired in the individuals comprising them.
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Some cities had their own unique warning systems, too: Button #13 in the DC mayor's emergency command center activated the Emerzak network, seizing control of the city's entire Muzak network and replacing the piped-in background music of the city's elevators, lobbies, medical offices, and department stores with instructions about impending doom.
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Why it matters: With 21 million inhabitants, 70% of whom do not have access to "drinkable, piped water," Lagos is Africa's most populous city and an embodiment of how modern-day governments have turned to privatization as a means of solving their water shortage crises — while pocketing some extra cash in the process.
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There's also a child-friendly "War at Sea" gallery, dominated by a huge (and fully boardable) re-creation of a ship's deck, and a pocket-size Field of Battle Theater, which shows a filmed re-enactment of the 1777 battle at Chadds Ford, complete with rumbling floor and piped-in gunpowder scent.
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Seeing an entirely empty compartment above two empty seats across the aisle, he started to switch his bag to that side, when the flight attendant piped up in a peremptory tone of voice, saying he couldn't do so, since that bin needed to be saved for the passengers in the seats beneath it.
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