There's a risk not all the reservoirs will be refilled.
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As the crowd argued, the crater slowly refilled with water.
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Occasionally, I refilled the wet wipes or did light cleaning.
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She refilled bottles of ketchup that were already almost full.
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What's more, they can be refilled time and time again.
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Fed refilled the punch bowl and the party goes on.
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Refilled reservoirs are good news, but California also needs more snowpack.
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Quickly, the pool was drained and refilled, the clear blue restored.
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They drained and refilled the pool, restoring its sky blue tint.
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They use our reports as proof to get their prescription refilled.
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As her neighbors made phone calls, she refilled their cocktail glasses.
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Many birth control prescriptions must be refilled after a few months.
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They're essentially EVs that can be refilled in a matter of minutes.
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"I've refilled my vodka, so I'm ready to roll," the designer said.
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Already, everyone depends upon artificial lungs, regularly refilled with air, for survival.
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While I wait, I get a notification that my EZ-Pass refilled.
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I switched roles at work, and was refilled with a sense of purpose.
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This allows the batteries to be refilled to 22020 percent in 20 minutes.
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As ports began to reopen, queues of tanker trucks waited to be refilled.
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Mimosas were poured (and refilled) and hair was let down — or taken off.
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It comes in an aluminum spray bottle that can be refilled or recycled.
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"The Fed refilled the punch bowl and the party goes on," Minerd told Reuters.
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I refilled my Starbucks card last week, so I use my app to pay.
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This is all great, but of course, we need snowpack, not just refilled reservoirs.
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I chugged the rest of the McDonald's coffee and refilled it from the samovar.
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The downpour refilled most of the dammed reservoirs to levels of over 80 percent.
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There is the possibility that those products have been refilled with home brews, however.
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"They need to be refilled now," said John Peyton Burnett, the company's managing director.
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The waitress refilled my coffee many, many times as we stayed there and chatted.
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While taking your tank to be refilled, check that it&aposs still qualified for use.
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When the car park is finished and sealed, the canal will be refilled with water.
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Once on the plane, I went to the bathroom and refilled the tank with water.
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I asked a uniformed crew member when we could expect the machines to be refilled.
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The refilled bottles went into a cooler powered by a generator thrumming a bass note.
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Consumers need to learn to ask questions when they have their prescriptions refilled, Bishop says.
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After the tanks had been refilled and the propellers greased the plane was taken down.
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Typically, contact lens prescriptions need to be refilled every year or two, depending on the state.
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To solve that issue, Ola built out a payments platform that can be refilled with cash.
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Let's say you have a 30-day prescription for bipolar medication but never get it refilled.
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The diffuser holds enough water to run for three continuous hours before needing to be refilled.
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Plus, they're probably more reliable in an apocalypse than a lighter that needs to be refilled.
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Soft drinks are refilled (gratis), and hard drinks come with oversized ice cubes that melt slowly.
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A salesperson on the floor told Business Insider that the shelves had been refilled that morning.
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During my last visit to a Centurion lounge in Philadelphia, food was fresh and refilled regularly.
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Lexmark International, declaring that printer company Lexmark can't sue companies selling refilled toner cartridges for patent infringement.
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After picking him up, I refilled my tank at Costco Gas and then got a tea nearby.
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By Friday morning, the bank had refilled its supply of big bills, two of the people said.
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There were also hand-sanitizer stations in pretty much every hallway, though some needed to be refilled.
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After I set up the diffuser, it ran for around 16 hours before needing to be refilled.
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That said, phones that support "fast charging" will see their batteries refilled at twice the normal speed.
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Vanessa spooned arroz con gandules into her ailing father's mouth, refilled his medications and emptied his bedpan.
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When he had refilled the shot glass, he moved it to the other side of the table.
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I wolfed down a burger and a brownie, refilled my bottle, kissed Maisy goodbye and kept running.
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He refilled the water glasses of some of the girls and then tapped Lucy on the shoulder.
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"Your husband sent me to take care of you," he said later, winking, when he refilled my water.
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"So essentially, more straws were being added to the punchbowl, and the punchbowl wasn't being refilled," Lockman says.
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Perfect for your desk, the clock only needs to be refilled with tap water about once a year.
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Prozac hit the market in 1987, and by 21990, 224,21 prescriptions were being written or refilled every month.
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The seasons have changed; everyone has grown a little, school clothes and holiday clothes have refilled the closets.
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Adding to the hassle and cost, the urea tank has to be refilled every 10,000 miles or so.
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I'd moved to a new city and didn't find a new psychiatrist in time to get it refilled.
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With an easily refilled gas tank, future spacecraft will be free of the usual time and planning restrictions.
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Once the containers are empty, TerraCycle picks them up, cleans them, and delivers refilled containers back to customers.
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The swimming pool dried up and was never refilled; bored police used it as a cricket pitch instead.
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After using the products, customers put the empty containers on their doorstep to have them collected and refilled.
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Under the one-year contract, the price decreases every other month as long as the prescription is refilled.
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The containers are then picked up by a delivery service, cleaned and refilled, and shipped out to consumers again.
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The embarrassing week-long saga will hopefully end tonight, after the pool is drained and refilled with unadulterated water.
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Based on when the women refilled their prescriptions, about 16 percent appeared to be nonadherent to their hormone therapy.
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The containers are then picked up by a delivery service, cleaned and refilled, then shipped back out to consumers.
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After that, the aerostats are brought down, refilled and launched again, a process that takes less than an hour.
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Wine glasses were refilled, vape pens emerged and Zander dedicated his attentions to lighting up the tableside fire pit.
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In addition, most of this revenue is generated over the summer, limiting any impact if landing slots can be refilled.
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But I just continued getting the prescription refilled, because it just seemed like that was the smart thing to do.
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As the casino's racks of $5,000 and $0003,000 chips were being depleted and refilled, phones rang in the gaming pit.
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When the suits and ties arrive, it can be hard to find a stool or to get your glass refilled.
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If not completely emptied and cleaned out, the bottom of a perpetually refilled dispenser can grow a bacterial sludge deposit.
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Then I refilled my prescription and noticed that the pills were slightly different from the month before — blue and oval.
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The K-Select is quiet, has simple controls, and makes up to five cups before the water reservoir needs refilled.
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When a woman refilled her prescription, it seemed likely she had been taking the pills and wanted to continue doing so.
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Each of the brand's luxe products is housed in a weighty keep-forever metal case which can be refilled when finished.
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Is it better to skip your daily pill until you get your script refilled, or can you use your old ones?
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Mercedes-Benz controls nitrogen oxides with a costlier BlueTEC technology that relies upon a urea tank that must be refilled periodically.
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In short, I moved a couple of black squares around, refilled again from scratch, and submitted it again earlier this year.
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Lynne Calloway had been taking a newly refilled arthritis prescription for a few days when she mentioned she wasn't feeling well.
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The air freshener cartridges will come in scents like New Car and Lemon and can be refilled through a subscription service.
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The hydrogen tank is refilled at a hydrogen station in less than five minutes, just like your typical gas station today.
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If you've ever had a cup of coffee at a diner, you'll understand that these mugs need to be refilled often.
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The company's website doesn't include any clear information about recycling, though it notes that its pods should not be refilled or reused.
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Once, a group brought their own bottle of wine, and refilled their own glasses under the table every time I turned around.
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The only drawback is that because it is so compact, the reservoir needs to be refilled for each cup of coffee brewed.
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The utility said it has refilled all fuel tanks while workers collect debris and trim trees damaged by Irma near transmission lines.
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He waited until I'd polished off a box of the General Mills-branded good stuff, then refilled it with those lesser charms.
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Consumers can sign up for a subscription-based service in which they return products to the company to be cleaned and refilled.
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Factors include how many swimmers use the pool, the swimming hygiene practices of a community and how often the pool is refilled.
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Grace refilled their glasses several times, clearly turning to drink for comfort and correctly assuming that Peter sought to do the same.
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There were lengthy queues at banks in New Delhi and Mumbai as people waited in hope that cash dispensers would be refilled.
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Queues formed at ATMs; with a capacity of just 8,400 notes, some machines had to be refilled twice daily and repaired monthly.
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As kickoff approached, the refilled stands heaved again with a crowd now in the thousands, almost all of them supporting Gulf Contracting.
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USB-C also means two-way power, so the battery can be refilled through the same port it uses to charge devices.
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Although it was a buffet-style breakfast, we leave a tip for the waitstaff, who bussed our table and refilled our coffee.
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In the interviews, Dr. Bornstein said he refilled Mr. Trump's prescriptions for a long-acting tetracycline, a common antibiotic, to control rosacea.
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Under the new rules, prescriptions cannot be refilled, meaning that chronic pain patients must continuously return to the doctor for new prescriptions.
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Then the bins are refilled, and you start completing the rows again, aiming to eventually have a full row on your tile wall.
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Both these crates are then sent back into the grid, to be refilled with shopping items or moved on to the delivery bay.
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He refilled the prescription and plowed through that second bottle in about a week when it should have lasted him about a month.
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In 280, about 240 percent of customers said they refilled their prescription by mail order, up from an estimated 6 percent in 1990.
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That text recommends recipients stock up on food, water, and cash "because groceries and atm machines will have limited ability to be refilled."
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Since then, dozens of employees have left the offices looking for new jobs and their positions have not been refilled, these workers said.
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The tangy cilantro-strewn salsa is house-made, as are the tricolored chips, and both are endlessly refilled by the easygoing wait staff.
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At the end of each phase, both the player character and the boss have their current health bar refilled; both of you have several.
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"Get it before it's gone," the website reads and ouch — does that mean that the kit might not be refilled if it sells out?
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The portable toilets were clean, the walls around them disinfected, and the water at the plastic portable sinks to wash their hands was refilled.
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EATING Animal Adventure Park has set up an enrichment feeder that hangs from the ceiling and can be refilled without interfering with April's relaxation.
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If I have a prescription at the VA and I need to get it refilled, I can go online, log in, check a box.
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Food was refilled sparingly throughout, but booze lines remained short and, from what I could tell, they didn't run out liquor, wine, or beer.
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Before Venezuela's economic collapse, just about everyone in Tariba used to cook using gas canisters refilled by a state company at a regulated price.
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I refilled my 10-year-old system, which could last at least another five years, with ozone-depleting refrigerants at a cost of $187.50.
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And yes, it's true that leaving the cover off your teapot is a sign to show you need it refilled with more hot water.
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But when you were with him you could see things through his eyes; perhaps your vision became temporarily refreshed as your glass got refilled.
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The water reservoir allows you to brew eight cups before needing refilled, allowing you to continuously brew coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and iced beverages.
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The Ryan Haight Act prohibits the prescribing of a controlled substance without an in-person medical evaluation — the prescription cannot even be automatically refilled.
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Taking methods from bee work, however, researchers put hummingbirds in an arena of artificial flowers that refilled with nectar like flowers in the wild.
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We woke around 5 am and refilled our water, ate, and sharpened our tools in the dark, using the yellow circle of our headlamps.
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Water glasses barely reach the halfway mark before they are refilled, and plates of food land unfailingly in front of the person who ordered them.
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To withstand the intense summer heat, they also gave them wet rags and refilled their gas tank so they could keep the air conditioner on.
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Fast charging is a standard feature on high-end smartphones, mitigating the slow progress of battery technology by allowing them to be refilled more quickly.
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The design of Juul's products discourage tinkering, and the company explicitly states that its pods are not meant to be refilled with homemade e-juice.
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It turns out that the more common "replenish" comes from Old French, which modified Latin's "plenir" — or full — to mean refilled, "replenir," and refill, "repleniss".
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In addition to individual supplies, the University of Oklahoma keeps a team bottle that, according to Williams, needs to be refilled about every two weeks.
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After they were gone, the pool was drained and refilled with clean water for the white children who came every other day of the week.
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Jonathan Lewis said he waited on hold with CVS for 40 minutes last summer, after discovering his antidepressant prescription had been refilled with another drug.
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During the dry season, it had to be constantly refilled by government officials, the fire department or locals ferrying barrels of water in their trucks.
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Marine Corps officials removed the animal remains and cleaned, refilled and tested the reservoirs for coliform bacteria and chlorine, used as a disinfectant, after the inspection.
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Experience from previous airline failures supports this view and shows that an O&D airport's landing slots can generally be quickly refilled after an airline bankruptcy.
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In an effort to stay hydrated, I refilled my water bottle frequently from the large water tanks located at the yoga shala and domed meditation hut.
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Pharmacists sidestepped their duties, Mr. Hembree argues, looking the other way when filling prescriptions that were obviously photocopied, written for suspicious quantities or refilled too soon.
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Water is especially key, as high altitudes can cause dehydration and you may not be able to have your cup refilled as frequently as you'd like.
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The spray bottle can be refilled from the larger gallon size or you can use it to fill the built-in cleaner container of some mops.
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Fearful residents rushed to stock up on bottled water before the shelves were stripped bare (which happened rapidly each time they were refilled with more stock).
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Some special items, like arrows that can attack from across the map or a jump that lets you escape danger, require rare loot to be refilled.
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Twelve different types of pizza on the buffet and 20-odd pasta dishes, being refilled every 20 minutes—it's an artisan beauty in the buffet universe.
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Ticket holders were encouraged to bring their own reusable bottles or to buy a metal canister, which could be refilled at water stations around the site.
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Gutentag, the 29-year-old cofounder and CEO of Keeps, says hair-loss medications are normally expensive, poorly packaged, and a hassle to get refilled every month.
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By the next day, donors — including fellow church members, hospital employees, and people who came from around the state — had more than refilled the hospital's blood reserves.
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Of course, recyclable packaging is certainly preferable to throwaway plastic, but it's even better if you can avoid waste altogether by using products that can be refilled.
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Usually you're diligent about making sure you get your birth control pills refilled on time, but let's say you forgot and are overdue on a gynecologist exam.
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The Snapbot was refilled three separate times (we estimated the Snapbot can hold about 200 Spectacles, so that means around 800 or so sold throughout the day).
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The virtual Snickers candy bowl is currently being "refilled" due to high demand, but there is a message on the site telling visitors to check back tomorrow.
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The house seemed to have refilled with guests during the afternoon, as people came back from whatever pursuits they'd been pursuing and started looking forward to dinner.
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Multiple cues were missed at one dinner, when plates weren't changed and cups of very good jasmine tea weren't refilled as often as we would have liked.
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Participants pay a refundable deposit for each package, use the products, throw the empty containers into a Loop tote and send them back to be cleaned and refilled.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled unanimously in favor of a company that sold refilled printer cartridges in a patent case with wide implications for the technology industry.
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N. and Z. were standing at the table, not dancing anymore, with full glasses in front of them, and as I joined them Z. refilled my glass, too.
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I wanted to make sure that everyone was seen and everything was taken care of before I left for vacation: medications refilled, phone calls returned, medical documentation completed.
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Meanwhile, former medical technician David Kwiatkowski was sentenced to 39 years in 2013 after he stole syringes of the painkiller fentanyl, injected himself, and refilled them with saline.
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Juul expressly states on its website that its pods are not made for reuse: "Juul pods are closed systems and are not intended to be refilled," it says.
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Demon's Souls was entirely consumable items that players needed to buy or farm, while Dark Souls introduced the Estus Flask, an upgradeable health chalice that refilled upon resting.
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Dark Souls 3, then, reversed course and basically ditched health items, but with a new emphasis on magic, adding the Ashen Estus Flask, which refilled your magic meter.
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The governor also warned Floridians that gas stations would not be refilled after Friday evening, asking that those evacuating not take more fuel than necessary to get to shelter.
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It can hold up to 60 ounces of dry food and about 8 liters of water, which should last one cat about a month before needing to be refilled.
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My birth control prescription expired, and I've had to jump through so many hoops to get it refilled, and today is finally the day I can pick it up.
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Overall, the proportion of checkups when seniors got at least three psychotropic medicines prescribed or refilled increased from 0.6 percent of visits to 1.5 percent during the study period.
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According to a criminal complaint, Cummins refilled a prescription for Cialis, which is used to treat erectile dysfunction; took out a cash loan; and made hotel reservations in Oklahoma.
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From there, the gigantic and fully reusable spaceship would be refilled with fuel and blast off to Mars, delivering cargo, crew members, or both to the red planet's surface.
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Pros: Biodegradable and compostable, tight-fitting recyclable lid, sturdy enough to be refilled several timesCons: Some buyers report cup is uncomfortable to hold if the beverage is exceptionally hot
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What she found was that 4,343 of these patients — almost 1 in 20 — were still getting prescriptions refilled for these drugs anywhere from three to six months after surgery.
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What if instead of buying either a plastic bottle or aluminum can to quench our thirst, we took a trip to the water fountain or refilled a reusable thermos?
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We lambast streaming services for their refusal to compensate musicians properly, yet decline to pay more than ten pounds a month to hear a perpetually refilled buffet of new music.
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The accounts tapped to build the wall this year would be refilled with funds in the 23 fiscal budget, which the administration aims to finalize this spring, the person added.
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She seemed slightly offended that I had eaten before our interview, and that I didn't even want some green tea as she armed herself with an endlessly-refilled porcelain mug.
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Impression Products, a small company in Charleston, W.Va., nonetheless bought Lexmark cartridges in the United States and abroad, refurbished and refilled them, and sold them more cheaply than Lexmark does.
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The specific cause of this outbreak was not yet clear, but such problems sometimes arise when properly branded bottles of liquor are refilled and resold with cheaply produced bootleg liquor.
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A dummy is placed in an old chair near a bird feeder, and each time the feeder is refilled, some seed is also placed on the dummy's hand or head.
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When communal dishes are extremely large or constantly refilled, say at a buffet, the need to consider another person's hunger or divvy food evenly goes away, meaning so does the cooperation.
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Start's dependence culminated with a pain pump, a machine that delivered doses of pain medicine straight into his spine, that he flew down to Florida every three months to have refilled.
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By design, Gonzalez-Torres's work gives more the more that people experience it, literally being refilled in the case of the candy piles or paper stacks; there's always more than enough.
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However, a witness told 9NEWS there had been problems on the attraction earlier in the day, and they had waited while engineers were called and the water was drained and refilled.
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Of that, 9300 jobs would be moved to areas where IBM is concentrating these days like cloud computing, while around 10,000 positions would simply not be refilled when the employees left.
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In partnership with Firestone, Yoshi allows customers to have their tires' air pressure checked and refilled for free, or to buy new tires and book a tire change through the app.
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Airlines are required to disinfect their water tanks only four times a year, and on international flights, tanks are sometimes refilled in other countries (which do not fall under EPA jurisdiction).
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And then happily refilled it the next day with seasoning from the plastic container I bought at the store when I was picking up eggs and half-and-half for breakfast.
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Sometimes doses are missed not because someone forgot to take the pill but because she doesn't have her pill pack with her, or her prescription ran out and needs to be refilled.
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Chemical traps have to be refilled, while electric traps tend to kill mosquitoes; Harrington wants her new trap to harness the power of sound to capture living specimens for monitoring and study.
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Kent's water bottle, which has a 48-ounce capacity, would only get him 75 percent of the way there — which is probably why he refilled it at least once during the hearing.
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As the crisis grew, refugees were given more autonomy over their food selections with an electronic payment card, refilled monthly with a food stipend for a more sustainable form of ongoing assistance.
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Researchers are working on slow-release medications as well as a delivery system that acts like a tiny pump in the eye, with a tank that can be refilled every six months.
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Bankers became more optimistic as activity rose in the second quarter and the leveraged loan pipeline refilled, but the post-summer outlook is less positive and investors remain wary of cyclical businesses.
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Despite rising supplies from new plants, spot prices have risen by 20173 percent from their 2017 lows to $8.40 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) as Asian buyers also refilled summer stocks.
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In 2008, Mr. Pamio appeared in a video in which he offered assurances that the AdBlue tank would need to be refilled only when the car was due for an oil change.
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It also limits your options when you need that prescription from last year refilled, or think you might have strep, or when the discovery of a mole is keeping you up at night.
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How a lack of oxygen is affecting the Thai soccer team Officials said late Sunday that the operation had been paused to allow oxygen tanks depleted during the first phase to be refilled.
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By shifting their existing levels again, and adding new weapons, outfits, and challenges to play in them, IO have reshaped the jobs to be done, and refilled the toolbox with which to do them.
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Measuring at five feet in height and hand-painted with the New York City flagship store façade, this piece is intended to serve as a unique keepsake that can be refilled year after year.
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According to a criminal complaint, Cummins refilled a prescription for Cialis, took out a cash loan, and made hotel reservations in Oklahoma, actions investigators say show he was planning to leave with the girl.
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Today, the team is stopping by Torres' house to check on the couples' condition, write prescriptions to get medicines refilled and leave bags of supplies to help them get through the next few weeks.
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Big enough for all your craziest art ideas and then some, this Northbound Notebook is filled with A4 vellum paper and can be refilled infinitely, making it the perfect companion for whenever creativity strikes.
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Some of the $574 billion would come out of the $59 billion war fund, known as overseas contingency operations, which could then be refilled later in a separate supplemental bill under a new administration.
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Consumers get refillable containers and as they use up the items, they can call a Loop pick up driver to take their containers away to be refilled or send them off at a UPS store.
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This bodes well for a rebound in growth in the spring, as bare shelves and empty warehouses have to be refilled going forward, setting the stage for a step-up in the pace of output.
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Apple pies are submerged in gooey custard, cups of tea are refilled every 30 seconds, and you get the sense that asking for poached eggs could result in a swift slap to the jaw. Avocado?
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She chugged it down over the course of ten minutes, and then refilled the bottle twice, choking down gulp after gulp of weird-tasting water until her stomach was bursting with 1.5 liters of liquid.
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Sure, I said, not realizing that by "shot," Jones was talking about large blue plastic souvenir cups bearing the Cowboys' logo, soon to be filled (and refilled) with Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Jones's favored libation.
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It was part of a tradition of meritorious acts embedded in Myanmar's Buddhist-majority culture, with the neighborhood water pots refilled by retirees, housewives or anyone looking for some karmic credit for a good deed.
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The State Department, which has slowly refilled its ranks since it was decimated under Trump's first secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, is today the most staffed Cabinet Department, but it still lacks numerous key positions.
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Future job vacancies will not be refilled, the magazine said, citing finance chief Alexander Seitz, adding this will result in a 3 percent decrease in Audi's staff per year, around 14,000 jobs in five years.
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Prosecutors say a lorry-driver transported blue barrels full of syrup from the federation warehouse in St-Louis-de-Blandford to Mr Vallières, who drained them and refilled them with water, to be returned to storage.
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Parents may be more comfortable with doctors prescribing devices for children, and the cost of a device can also be far lower over time than prescription drugs that need to be refilled consistently by a pharmacy.
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The first four boys were rescued on Sunday by a team of world-renowned cave divers, but the mission was put on hold for 10 hours as rescuers refilled the oxygen tanks that had been depleted.
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Future job vacancies will not be refilled, Manager Magazin said, citing finance chief Alexander Seitz, adding this would result in a 3 percent decrease in Audi's staff per year, or around 14,000 jobs in five years.
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Paired with "Well (elh version)" (2017) — a single glass of water (which must be refilled, periodically, with an eye dropper) installed on an adjacent wall — the physical effect is almost torturous, the sense of thirst palpable.
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The idea is to create a modular commercial aircraft cabin system that would fill freight aircraft (which routinely are emptied and refilled with standardized cargo containers) with fixed-size cabin compartments that can be reconfigured very quickly.
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Even though this must-have bralette isn't currently available (but our friends at the brand says it will be soon), click ahead to shop some similar options, and to keep tabs on when the stock is refilled.
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Fuel cell cars, on the other hand, can be refilled about as quickly as gas tanks, offer longer ranges on a single fill, and may be preferable for larger vehicles, especially heavy duty trucks or industrial equipment.
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The Erie Canal's velocity changed the transmission of goods and ideas; and it ''meant identity could be changed, too, because you could take off and go to the next place,'' Spiotta said, as a waitress refilled our mugs.
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This coffee maker by Keurig is a perennial best-seller, brewing six cups before it needs to be refilled, which is basically a week's worth of morning java to get your recent grad caffeinated and out the door.
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At dinner, I sat across from a semi-famous man I had no business talking to, sipping champagne from a chilled glass that was magically refilled every time I looked down at the views on my Instagram Story.
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On the west side are two dining rooms where you will be subject to an amuse-bouche, and you may receive such lavish attention that you will stop drinking your water for fear of having it refilled again.
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But a footnote on page 9 of the new policy permits all flavors to continue to be sold in devices that cannot be refilled and are designed to be disposed of after the flavored nicotine has run dry.
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In Oklahoma, he bought KY Jelly, a lubricant used for sex, and before leaving Tennessee he refilled a prescription for Cialis, a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction, showing he intended to have sex with the minor, prosecutors said.
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" If a child doesn't seem to be taking his daily asthma medication, Dr. Wasserman said, "you can say, I notice that you haven't refilled this medicine — the controller medicine — and Billy's been in now for three episodes of wheezing.
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A 34-year-old New York woman who couldn't get her buspirone refilled in January said she couldn't sleep and had such severe panic attacks that she had to use Klonopin, a drug she dislikes because it is addictive.
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Restless and probing throughout his life, in the latter part of his career he would return to earlier compositional formats as if they were containers that could be emptied out and refilled with a completely new set of colors and configurations.
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The second involves any internationally sold cartridge that was refilled and imported into the US. In the first case, Lexmark argued that its contract with buyers includes a right to sue for patent infringement, which last year's federal court decision upheld.
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Revenues from electricity sales fell 9 percent to 13 billion euros despite a rise in electricity output of 7 percent in the first quarter, when rains finally refilled most of its hydroelectric dams after a severe drought in 2016-17.
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Four of the 12 boys were extracted from the Tham Luang cave network in the Chiang Rai province Sunday evening, before the operation was suspended overnight to allow oxygen tanks to be refilled before rescue teams begin the next phase.
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Water stations were surprisingly few and far between, and health regulations dictated that guests can't fill their water bottles at them (once a bottle has touched a person's lips, it's no longer sterile enough to be refilled from a communal spout).
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It's 70 percent merlot, 20 percent cabernet franc and the rest cabernet sauvignon, and harks back to a time when local villagers bought their wines "en vrac," or in bulk, in containers that they filled and refilled directly from the producer.
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It's certainly possible and, even though I wasn't part of the conversation, I wonder also if the abbreviation IRR that she had in her grid (link below) might have been the entry that kicked it into the territory of having to be refilled.
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The fuel-cell's main attraction is that it can propel an electric vehicle for 500km or more on a tankful of fuel—and then be refilled, like a conventional car, in a matter of minutes rather the hours a battery vehicle needs.
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The 60L CO2 carbonators can be refilled at select Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, and Walmart locations, as well as other stores for about $15, which works out to about 25 cents of CO2 to carbonate a full 1L bottle of water.
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In March, The New York Times reported that nine of the top 21 White House and cabinet positions have been emptied and refilled at least once; neither Obama nor Bush had lost a single cabinet member by that point in their administrations.
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Duyen Pham-Madden plays the co-managerial role from hundreds of miles away, keeping spreadsheets of her parents' drugs, compiling lists of questions for doctors' appointments, texting photos to pharmacists when the pills in a refilled prescription look different from the last batch.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Green Climate Fund can become a "completely unprecedented" tool to ramp up action on climate change in developing nations, allowing states, companies and communities to experiment more - as long as its coffers are refilled this year, its new head said.
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The brainchild of TerraCycle, a New Jersey-based "waste solution development" firm, Loop offers popular products — think Häagen-Dazs ice cream, Hidden Valley ranch dressing, Tropicana orange juice, and Quaker Oats oatmeal — in durable glass and aluminum tubs designed to be returned, cleaned, and refilled.
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Refillable Soap and Cleaners Common Good's sustainable plant-based products, ranging from hand soap to all-purpose cleaner, come in bathroom beautifying plastic and glass containers that can be refilled at outposts around the country, which is great for anyone who lives near one.
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Prices start at around $7 and "it's a lot cheaper if you get them refilled versus going out and buying a new cartridge," Tom's Guide deals editor Louis Ramirez tells Make It. Just make sure that Costco accepts your brand and model ahead of time.
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You are allowed to leave your house, but it is only for things that are absolutely necessary such as getting food, getting a prescription refilled, or – with safe social distancing – going for a walk or a bike ride to get some fresh air and exercise.
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The men were lucky enough to claim one of the best views on the entire mountain — the Alps towering in the distance, Lac du Bourget shimmering below — but that was all invisible in the dark as they cleaned up their plates and refilled their glasses.
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The Arkansas Department of Correction has not refilled its stock of potassium chloride, the third and fatal drug administered in an execution, but a spokesman for Mr. Hutchinson said the governor had confidence the department would acquire it in time for the April executions.
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"We believe that carrying energy in the form of hydrogen for heavy-duty Class 8 trucks makes more sense than carrying it in batteries" because the trucks can be refilled faster and offer longer range, said Brian Lindgren, director of research and development for Paccar subsidiary Kenworth.
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These contracts require, among other things, that patients get their medications from only one pharmacy (pharmacy-hopping is not allowed), take their meds only as prescribed, return to the office for refills (meds cannot be refilled over the phone) and be subject to random drug screening.
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"Oxygen cylinders are exchanged pretty rapidly between facilities, they (need) to be refilled, they're not like normal pieces of medical equipment or supplies, which are disposable," study author Cody Gibson, who was with Calhoun Community College when the study was conducted, told Reuters Health over the phone.
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See his famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, or the "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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There was also Wansink's famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, and his "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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And while there are a host of companies that have sprung up over the years to sell third-party or refilled cartridges for lower prices to ease the pressure on consumers, it seems that HP isn't a fan of competition when it comes to its printer ink profits.
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The best tag sales were the ones that refilled our dress-up box: outgrown figure skating outfits, polyester prom dresses, Halloween costumes, long silky nightgowns that looked like they had never been worn would get sold for a song, tossed into a plastic bag and then into the washing machine.
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Here are a couple of things it's geared toward: Players can get updated when energy is refilled for their Boss Raid sessions; it can send messages for group power-ups when someone shares a special ability; and narrating the quests, with updates to describe the challenges and progress of those quests.
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It was drained in 2014 at the height of a drought and — with the exception of Lady Gaga, who created a brouhaha by having the pool temporarily refilled for a music video (in exchange for a large donation) while state water conservation measures were underway — had not been splashed in since.
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When selling its wares, Lexmark gave its customers a choice between paying full price and keeping the cartridges to do whatever the customer wanted with them, or enjoying a 20 percent discount, but with an obligation to return cartridges to Lexmark where they could be refilled with ink and resold.
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The Snapbot vending machine contains around 200 or so sets of Spectacles, according to estimates from people who've waited in line, and while it was refilled multiple times on its first appearance near Snapchat's original HQ in Venice Beach, yesterday it was completely sold out once the first batch of inventory was gone.
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Now that there are two primary weapon slots for guns like pulse rifles, auto rifles, and hand cannons, the game's most deadly firearms have been relegated to a single "power weapon" slot that can only be refilled in timed intervals throughout the match, and by only one player on your team at a time.
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In many cases, the objects are portals of discovery into the city's history, opening hidden doors to untold stories that began — or, perhaps, ended — with a child's broken teacup abandoned in Battery Park or a glass seal that identified a wine bottle waiting to be refilled at a local tavern with a family's favorite vintage.
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Most of the ship's elaborate calling cards like the RipCord, FlowRider and North Star had been rendered inoperable by the storm, and all the pools and hot tubs had been emptied by the ship's hours of side-to-side rocking and were never refilled, but that didn't stop people from getting out to do things and have fun.
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In time—as we took this blood and filled the veins of dying children, sated the limbs of car-crash survivors, refilled untold thousands of hemophiliacs, as roses bloomed on our skin and our blood-pressures dropped, as our minds quickened with the rich, pure fuel, as the generations came and went—this ceased to be novel.
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Things had gotten so bad on Friday that athletes were complaining of eye irritation, morning diving practice was canceled in one of the pools and officials said that the second pool, which is used for water polo and synchronized swimming, would probably have to be drained completely and refilled with water from a nearby practice pool.
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Student Loans: $10 (I went to an inexpensive school and worked or had scholarships to cover everything.)Cell Phone: $85 for a prepaid serviceUtilities: ~$1 for internet, gas, water, and electricNetflix: $45 (My roommate is on her family plan.)MetroCard: $303 reimbursed by work, but I haven't refilled in a while because I work from home 30% of the time.
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It's possible that deep within each female Westworld host is a lube reservoir that's routinely refilled by park techs, but it'd be more in keeping with what we've seen if the robo sex workers of Westworld are equipped with a relatively accurate recreation of a human vagina, one that mimics the lubrication process of human genitals (and, for that matter, mouths and eyes).
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Spectacles went on sale this past week with no real advance notice, via a single vending machine that popped up at Venice Beach near Snapchat's original HQ. The single machine dispensed $130 Spectacles to shoppers who made their way down, and went through multiple reloads (trucks came in and refilled the box every 100 pairs or so), with long lines forming throughout the day.
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Smyth's memoir is most absorbing when it is absorbed in her own life, especially in her portrait of her father, whose alcoholism creeps deftly into the narrative, first as a benign part of the scenery (the glass of wine, refilled on repeat), then as an open secret that his daughter works desperately hard to manage, and, finally, as a destructive and self-destructive tragedy.
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While 296,287.6 doctors are federally authorized to prescribe buphrenorphine, only about 143,214 write about 212 percent of the total prescriptions in the U.S. The company says that the advantage of Probuphine would be not only in removing the need to hold a pill or film in one's mouth for a quarter hour every day, but also save the embarrassment and hassle of getting prescriptions refilled at a pharmacist.
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In my makeup bag, I packed: Burt's Bees' tinted lip balmGlossier lip balm Dr. Jart's BB Cream, plus some a second tube with a higher SPF that I bought in SeoulFenty Beauty Match StixBrow kitEyelinerTiny sample mascara I took from a friendMini shampoo (refilled and stole free mini bottles on the go)Mini conditioner (also refilled this)Body washMini body lotionToothpaste Face wash In the second bag I packed: Two months worth of daily contacts (recommended by my eye doctor, and took up a ton of room) Deodorant TamponsCondoms SunscreenTissuesFolding hairbrushI was very thorough, and packed the medicine bag with: Surgical masksBack-up hand sanitizerMini packs of sanitizing wipesNeosporin (useful when I was stung by a sea urchin)Pepto-Bismol and various antidiarrhealsCold medicine, including NyquilCough dropsAdvilSoolantra (my anti-rosacea medicine that is also prescribed to President Trump) Bandages Eye dropsPlan BStain remover stickA list of medicines my parents, a doctor and a nurse, recommended in case of emergencies
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In the intervening years, I did cleanses and had colonics and refilled the prescriptions on three rounds of those diet pills that made my teeth sweat and ate two shakes for lunch and just protein and just good carbs (carbs are divided into good and bad, like witches in Oz) and just liquid and just fruit until dinnertime and just food the size of my fist and two glasses of lukewarm lemon water.
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