But the worker's village has a rusting look to it.
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Half of our wind turbines are not rusting and rotting.
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"Mornin," she said, leaning over the balcony's rusting wrought iron.
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However, terminology has a way of rusting and wearing out.
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Above the memorial's ancient walls is some rusting barbed wire.
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Vast chimneys from chemical plants loom over rusting railway sidings.
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There do not appear to be any complaints of rusting.
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His heavy trucks and Caterpillar tractors were rusting, losing value.
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The shell of an airplane sits on the runway, slowly rusting.
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The bike uses an aluminum frame and fork to prevent rusting.
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S. tanks ... crush rusting bridges too weak to hold their weight.
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The exchanges could grind to a halt like a rusting factory.
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You pass factory after factory after factory that's empty and rusting.
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The collapse occurred after rusting caused an outer bearing to fail.
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There had been so much life contained within that rusting hulk.
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Ketchup can also be used to remove rusting from cast iron.
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Much of the swooping Olympic Park in Athens lies rusting and underutilized.
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The interior of my pin ended up rusting where the rollers are.
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You can still find rusting jeeps out there in the boreal forest.
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The party's Southern infrastructure is rusting out because its tactics don't work.
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Weeds grew out of broken-down cars rusting away outside the accommodations.
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Boats acquired for the projects meanwhile are rusting in harbors across Mozambique.
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Seventy-one rusting and broken Soviet and Chinese planes will be evicted.
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Meantime, there's been a toaster oven and rusting patio grill to explore.
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"Its tragic — it's rusting through in a number of places," he said.
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There are staircases that are rusting, but you can feel the solidity.
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They were rusting when we moved in and need to be replaced eventually.
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She said she faced eviction because she had replaced the rusting front door.
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Its porcelain-enameled lid, bowl, and center retain heat without rusting or peeling.
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Already, the homes and trailers bear the mildewed, rusting scars of increasing floods.
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Rust is the good part, 'cause they're worse than rusting, they're falling down.
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He has a rusting truck, rumbling away in the background, stuffed with antiques.
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In the 1990s the block had overgrown vacant lots full of rusting automobiles.
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Yet these factories are now rusting, and employ perhaps a tenth of that number.
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For Pittsburgh kids in the '80s, the rusting corpses of industrial sites were everywhere.
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It's why General Motors suspended use of Flint Water -- it was rusting their parts.
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Brazil's economy is shrinking, China's debts are terrifying and Russia is a rusting autocracy.
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EMATUM's tuna fishing project, too, was a fiasco with boats rusting in Maputo harbour.
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A pink dawn exposed the country below: rusting iron shacks, brown barns, squat houses.
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In fact, the globe is littered with the rusting husks of former Olympic venues.
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At my rusting age, how to find a way to re-believe in progress?
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Their corrugated aluminum roof was rusting through, even as their concrete floor was spotless.
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The once-invulnerable Logan is shown alone, backed by dusty deserts and rusting equipment.
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Piece after piece of it clattered from his chest, an armor rusting off him.
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Caring for the skillet involves keeping the seasoning intact and keeping the iron from rusting.
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Rusting trains, dilapidated stations and tracks overgrown with wild flowers are all that is left.
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Environments are crammed with details: crumbling walls, rusting machinery, lush vegetation, and oozing, glistening tentacles.
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Abandoned infrastructure: an old mining tram, a pier improvised out of a rusting truck chassis.
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We passed a harbor where rusting hulls bobbed unmanned, mostly of the fishing-trawler type.
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Today, little remains besides an abandoned gas station, rusting rail cars and the shoe fence.
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Ships don't often call at Monrovia, the capital, a ghostly place littered with rusting hulks.
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There are also rusting industrial plants and dilapidated company towns all across Europe and Asia.
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On a recent day, the property was littered with rusting equipment and rotting chemical drums.
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As Simpson grew older, he could not take care of his rusting, found-object sculptures.
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But beyond the protection they provide, surpluses help oil the rusting wheels of Germany's coalition politics.
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Athletes claim that some 130 Olympic medals from Rio are rusting or chipping, according to reports.
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To either side loom the rusting hulks of disused blast furnaces, wrapped in bulbous, elephantine pipework.
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His former flagship, the Galeb, is rusting in its berth in the Croatian port of Rijeka.
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Fixtures are rusting; cabinets are empty; glass displays are askew; storage closets are open and distended.
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Dogs scampered along dirt roads, past dilapidated houses and junked cars rusting on wild, unkempt lawns.
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As the uprising turned to armed conflict, clashes left burned-out buses rusting in the streets.
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Beside a rusting ferry ship nearby, groups of young men collected sand into large nylon sacks.
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Rusting cars with open hoods are parked in a mechanic's shop under the shade of another.
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Paint is flaking, the masonry is cracking, the roof is leaking and the metalwork is rusting.
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From the factory, one could see the hulking, rusting slabs of an unfinished high-speed railway.
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When we met, Torstendahl had leaned into my handshake as if into a rusting door handle.
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Inside was a collection of folded papers held together by disintegrating rubber bands and rusting staples.
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"You don't see body panels rusting off of cars like you did 30 years ago," he said.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars went missing and the ships supplied are largely rusting in Mozambican ports.
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We've used our Krups Savoy kettle for a year now and it shows no signs of rusting.
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That is until your ship turns into a rusting hulk or the assembly line completely breaks down.
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And I don't mean a few miles of asphalt or a paint job on a rusting bridge.
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From a distance it looks like a thin row of dark, rusting pines joined at the top.
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No driveways stuffed with vehicles in various states of rusting; heck, no need for driveways at all.
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But the previous landowner also used the rear of his property as a graveyard for rusting machinery.
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Pros: Attractive art deco design, built-in strainerCons: The lid gets stuck, susceptible to rusting and leaking
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This is a bent panel, 25cm by 12cm, bearing bunches of wiring, circular switches and rusting brackets.
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There is a set of rusting, homemade swings, monkey bars and slides that end in muddy puddles.
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A half hour drive up the road from his office sits an abandoned coffee factory with rusting machinery.
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A few years ago, the building was a disused part of a metalworks littered with rusting oil cans.
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Though the railings are badly rusting, you can see the care and craftsmanship that went into creating them.
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As the Pacific grows warmer, rusting hulks alongside the Phoenix Islands seem to be releasing more iron oxides.
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However, when the island was besieged by pirates, he was forced to escape on a small rusting submarine.
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Warren Evans, a cattle rancher, lives in a low-slung house with farm machinery rusting on his lawn.
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Additionally, the air conditioning unit was on its way out, evident by its rusting frame and sporadic performance.
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It had the rusting corrugated-steel exterior torn down and a new building erected on the old frame.
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He crewed rusting tugboats, a putrid livestock carrier and cruise ships, working his way up to officer rank.
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Russia's navy is returning to the sea after a quarter-century when its ships sat rusting at their moorings.
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The Persian ruins lie behind rusting barbed wire, as if ties with Iran, past and present, were an embarrassment.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets -- rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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Drive a mile out of Serenbe and you'll see overgrown yards punctuated with banged up pickup trucks rusting away.
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Long-ago crashes and wrecks are recalled by rusting aircraft engines and anchors, lined up on the coral foreshore.
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Almost all clambered aboard the now emblematic rusting vessels which risk disaster to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Italy.
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Leaking tunnels, congested roads, rusting bridges, and aging railways often mean one thing: lost opportunity from delays and cancellations.
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That allowed workers from Deerpath Construction Corporation to replace the rusting elements of the support structure with stainless steel.
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In addition, the quality of that foreign steel is clearly inferior, subject to fast oxidation (rusting) or actual fracture.
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Bleached skulls were tacked to the outside wall of a stage-set saloon; rusting wagon wheels leaned at angles.
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The director is Jon Favreau, a congenial figure who stopped the first two "Iron Man" films from rusting up.
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The stalls' skeletal remains pockmark the town's streets — rusting and buckled metal frames once heaving with goods for sale.
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Its artefacts—barbed wire, rusting military outposts—are scrawled artlessly across the UN "buffer zone" that divides Nicosia, the capital.
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The frame will be less susceptible to rusting as well, which is a big plus for any metal frame pool.
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Run-down buildings, rusting signs, old appliances, and broken things are a repeated aspect of many of the exhibition's photos.
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In Sabri, where the LNA advanced on Wednesday, deserted streets were littered with debris and the shells of rusting cars.
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Amid palm trees and scrubby patches of vegetation, rusting cars stood among the bivouacs made by stringing blankets from rope.
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Rusting away The people and water pipes of the city weren't the only casualties of the corrosive Flint River water.
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After all, there are no "Rs and Ds" adorning the bone-jarring potholes, contaminated water pipes and rusting steel trusses.
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They then toured the building and looked at its furniture and two rusting cars that belonged to Eritrea's last ambassador.
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To outsiders, the patch of land and the rusting monument to several Ranquel chieftains may seem little more than symbols.
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This means that a coating of vegetable oil has been applied to prevent rusting and to prevent food from sticking.
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But after work began last summer, elements of the support structure, including the anchors, were found to be badly rusting.
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Reva parked the car in the driveway next to a rusting burgundy minivan and an old yellow Volvo station wagon.
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Light poured through a saw-tooth skylight and glass curtain walls fixed in place by grids of rusting Corten steel.
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Rusting bullets and fragments of earthen utensils used by the fugitives are still found in these claustrophobic, bat-infested caves.
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There and elsewhere, people noticed that metal items like children's swings were rusting, and they felt a shortness of breath.
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IT IS MID-MORNING, but the cornflower-blue shutters at what was once a cheery café are closed and rusting.
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The rusting bow and the remnants of its gunwales protrude above the surface, forming a beacon for divers and snorkelers.
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A forlorn chimney standing stark and crumbling above a cellar-hole full of crushed and rusting appliance, broken crockery, ashes.
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A problem with many tree stands is the screws used to hold the trunk in place are susceptible to rusting.
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Along the former industrial corridor of Steel Valley, giant structures that used to be steel mills are now rusting and vacant.
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Moreover, the pipes meant to carry the flammable stuff are rusting and regularly vandalised by thugs demanding money to protect them.
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In these large paintings, which recall Richard Serra's outsized influence, the rusting surfaces of the corroded steel displace traditional painting media.
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Tourists and journalists stroll past rusting propaganda stands, taking photographs of scattered gas masks, clothes, toys and textbooks in abandoned schoolrooms.
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Approached at the rusting North American Marine warehouse, Dimitrios' half-sister, Katina Pagourtzis, declined to comment on her father or Dimitrios.
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And because Ateco's products are made with stainless steel, you won't have to worry about your cookie cutters rusting over time.
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Researchers reported that metal-eating bacteria, combined with saltwater corrosion and sea currents, have deteriorated large parts of the rusting metal.
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They also found leaks, erosion, severe rusting and cracked masonry in the tower itself, which does not meet fire safety guidelines.
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Metal bars hang over the rusting window frames and wooden planks protrude from the building like a half-completed construction project.
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We found some old farm equipment rusting away and found some rocks and just threw them and recorded from different angles.
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Where there were no tires, jagged sheets of metal or rusting barrels had been propped up to create a makeshift shield.
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Meanwhile, the rusting away of old industries has concentrated poverty in particular cities and towns, creating highly visible pockets of deprivation.
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Once engines of wealth, the rigs were now rusting next to a roadside promenade, near one of the island's poorest communities.
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The company produced cast panels for prefabricated houses, and the property is now littered with decaying structures and rusting industrial drums.
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Abusing taxpayer dollars to support wasting assets or rusting eye sores that are not maintained does not make constituents feel better.
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When he kicked the goal later that day, the ball shot through the rusting posts and bounced off the roofs below.
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Many have been fixed up so many times that any remaining boards are concealed behind a patchwork of rusting corrugated zinc sheeting.
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Now, it's idle, rusting, its parts cannibalized, at a time when it should be producing the material so badly needed for reconstruction.
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Retrofitting every mile of PG&E's lines, every rotting pole, every rusting bolt is hardly impossible, but it is decidedly not profitable.
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A cabin labeled "information centre" sits rusting on the northern edge of the forest, with one door hanging on a single hinge.
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Whereas KOMRAD's AI has a distinct personality, one that has been rusting away for decades, Kaizen is more of a blank slate.
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Photos taken by photographer Seph Lawless in 2016 show eerie scenes of rusting equipment, and vines and moss growing over water slides.
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Dr. Kramer was more concerned about the deteriorating packaging, the disintegrating plastics, and rusting cans that can leach toxins into the ration.
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At a lush forest site leased by China's Hanergy group, a rusting metal gate blocks the entrance with no sign of construction.
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By Thursday morning, the ferry's mud-covered, rusting hull broke through the surface, and workers began fastening the ferry to the barges.
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We're two-thirds of the way through N.K. Jemisin's Fifth Season, and fire-under-rusting-Earth there's so much to talk about it.
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The Jen Reviews review likes that the board is designed to dissipate moisture from steam ironing, preventing the possibility of rusting over time.
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The limit on the zinc contracts will be 303,500 lots, equivalent to 7,500 tonnes of the metal used to protect steel from rusting.
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With his focus on people and personalities, the author could justifiably bypass the bigger picture, the heartland rusting to death in the background.
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But they should be watched: The "refugee crisis" is these children, women and men spilling into the sea from grotesquely inadequate, rusting tubs.
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Many of the reserve's steel tanks and pumps are now rusting after decades of being whipped by storms and exposed to salt air.
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The makeshift prison housed graders and dozers from road-work projects of the mid-2000s, their metal bodies rusting under the intense heat.
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Much of the equipment was rusting, and some of the glassware was dirty or coated with yellowing aluminum foil that was peeling off.
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China launched its first aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, in 2011, after buying and equipping its rusting Soviet-era hull from Ukraine in 1998.
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Passengers boarded a rusting, creaking millipede overtaken by trucks, buses and grazing animals that had claimed parts of the railway as resting spots.
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Across town, in a vast place called the Tank Graveyard, the rusting remains of Ethiopian tanks stand as a monument to the war.
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In Nemuro, the rusting Hokkaido port where many of the evacuees have been stranded since the 1940s, there is guarded hope for a breakthrough.
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The combination of rusting metal and toxic chemicals leaching into the water is, well, a lot more beautiful than it ought to be. [PopSci]
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Rogers began thinking about how to protect produce the same way that the carbon and iron barrier on stainless steel keeps it from rusting.
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When General Motors in Flint stopped using the water because newly manufactured parts were rusting, Earley testified he didn't see that as a problem.
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It says they cause their own shortages, because up to a third of the West Bank's water supply leaks out of rusting Palestinian pipes.
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Also, one Amazon review points out that the "attaching hardware (nuts/bolts)" are subject to rusting and losing some of their durability and effectiveness.
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Much of the rest of the land is largely abandoned, except for several rusting wagons, which have earned the area the nickname "train cemetery".
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Buyers of Geely cars have complained on social media about engine lubricant oil leaks, wind noise and vibrations, rusting, suspension issues, among other gripes.
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As a symbolic centerpiece of the makeover, it chose Josip Broz Tito's former yacht, which has been rusting in the city's port for years.
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Schreiber was filming in the light-drenched penthouse of a loft building that overlooked rusting water towers, regal high rises, the Hudson's frayed ribbon.
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Civilian vehicles destroyed and abandoned throughout the Old City are slowly being collected and stand as a quiet, rusting symbol of the terrible fighting.
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Boczek motioned for me to sit down and then used one of his relics, a rusting Wehrmacht knife, to open a bottle of lager.
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Rusting, dilapidated fishing boats littered the arid landscape, and salt kicked up from the silt of what was once the sea floor pelted surrounding villages.
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And regardless of the date, if your tank shows signs of rusting, dents, bulging, cracks, or faulty valves, you&aposll need a new one. 4.
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The town sign, proudly proclaiming a current population of 92, is a hit with tourists, artfully surrounded by rusting car wrecks embedded in the dirt.
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In one rusting shed behind an apartment block here, they found a cache of looted antiquities: 103 classical statues and fragments of marble or limestone.
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Gandini's Circus came to Edmond, Oklahoma, around 1910, but has since become a wonderfully creepy desolate field of rusting cages and dilapidated, burned-down buildings.
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Tourists and journalists stroll through silent alleys dotted with rusting propaganda stands, taking photographs of scattered gas masks, clothes, toys and textbooks in abandoned schoolrooms.
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The rusting tower and some surviving trees are all that remain from that era, when science and exploration overlapped in the discovery of numerous viruses.
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Meanwhile, the taste of my blood implies that I am rusting, that a broken machine lies half-submerged in the pond I carry with me.
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Today, as China builds state-of-the-art megaprojects at breakneck speed across the continent, these rusting trains still rattle as a token of solidarity.
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Deep in the Malaysian jungle, a sprawling construction site sits abandoned, the relentless monsoon rain taking its toll on the rusting fields of steel girders.
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Once a prized vessel of the Yugoslav Navy, which used it as a training boat, it has been rusting at the city's port for years.
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It was just something he remembered, rusting behind a barn, a barn around which an addled old dog of theirs had worn a worry trail.
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Standard floor mats allow moisture to penetrate all the way through your carpeting and down to your floor pans, which can lead to rusting over time.
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Some of the planes lay damaged, rusting and exposed on the edge of makeshift former airstrips, rendered unusable by large craters created by Honduran military explosives.
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The closest thing UIA has to a rival, Motor Sich Airlines, deploys a small fleet of rusting Soviet planes with an average age of 39 years.
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The Philippines has been occupying nine features in the Spratlys, including a submerged reef on which a rusting transport ship ran aground in the late 1990s.
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Every American can see the rusting bridges and potholed roads in their communities, they know how many hours a week they lose to rush hour congestion.
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Two historic cemeteries lie side by side in Georgetown, separated by an overgrown dirt road, a rusting chain-link fence and two centuries of racial history.
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Outterbridge's hulking iron and wood piece "Vertical" resembles a piece of rusting cargo ship, while Washington's "Love Thy Neighbor" takes on a more figurative, otherworldly form.
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Were he still in St. Louis, this same faded Pujols would have a backlog of goodwill; in Anaheim he's a bad investment rusting over in public.
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Leaning against the adjacent wall is his 2005 sculpture "Safe," in which a series of monumental planks studded with rusting nails covers a gilt, curtained frame.
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It's also worth mentioning that the metal is covered in a thin "food-safe seal" that will presumably prevent the metal—and your insides—from rusting.
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Where waves once lapped at the harbor's lighthouse, rusting trawlers now sit abandoned on the sandy seabed far below, like dinosaur bones bleaching in the sunshine.
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An armada of small fishing boats and hulking freighters, their bottoms red and rusting, lay as if dazed on the flat, oily surface of Mumbai Harbor.
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The concrete is chipped, parts of the stadium are rusting and the crowd is occasionally drowned out by a plane landing at the airport next door.
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Jazz Age towers rise in thrilling cliffs along the narrow Financial District streets, though much is obscured by the rusting rooftop plumbing of their dull successors.
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Restoring these old "warbirds" is honorable business, the work of dedicated amateurs and professionals who lovingly return rusting metal and shredded fabric to its wartime glory.
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Abruptly the wall ended, and I rounded the corner to confront a netherworld of rusting cables, ropes, labyrinthine corridors and cabins, and a barnacle-covered anchor.
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Now the only sign of life is laughing children, who chase each other through the disintegrating carriages, climbing on rusting benches and tumbling over one another.
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Rusting service vehicles sit abandoned outside the phone company's local headquarters, as it cannot afford new tires or batteries, the current and former employees told Reuters.
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The image there was anything but light, and the rusting steel and heavy, dark brown masonry blocks and gargantuan columns gave the complex an ominous tone.
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Scott's smoky, run-down retro-noir setting, full of ceiling fans, rusting clunky future-tech, and ramshackle Asian marketplaces, has been spliced into the DNA of tomorrow.
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At the end of the canal, behind a rusting benzene barge and a copse of pines, loom the slender distillation towers of Mitsubishi Polycrystalline Silicon America Corporation.
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Rusting barbed wire fences, with signs warning "Danger Mines!" in Hebrew, English and Arabic, run along a dusty road leading to the 100-hectare (27 acre) area.
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The mill was on the edge of railroad tracks, the signs above its doorways and walkways peeling paint, the rebar in its docks rusting through flaked concrete.
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The new seven-member ruling council is holed up in rusting naval sheds in Tripoli harbor, its security dependent on politically-discredited Islamist Militia like Hakim Belhaj.
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Until 2014, the relationship with Russia was politically irksome, but militarily stable, while the Russian submarine force remained parked, in many cases rusting away at the pier.
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All I could think was that the entire rusting machinery of mainstream American cinema was churning and churning to get us invested in a movie about SantaCon.
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Biting chunks off the melon—one, two, three, four, and done—he barely has time to swallow before throwing the chewed rind into a rusting iron pail.
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A rusting, military-like bunker, surrounded by a metal fence, buttressed by mountains and fields, and protected by a guard, it looked like a minimum-security prison.
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Arranged beneath it are two distressed wooden beams, two pallets placed vertically, a wheel hub, a rusting metal housing for an electric transformer and several tree branches.
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In a neighborhood of the capital called Céi, abandoned, rusting cars seem to melt into dirt streets lined by apartment buildings with broken windows and crumbling balconies.
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Their neighborhood, ironically, is called "The Tank", after a huge, rusting hulk of a water storage container that towers over shacks: it has been empty for years.
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Taxes on a wind-battered one-bedroom on the southeast edge of town, with a rusting corrugated metal shed in its yard, rose from $319 to $1,953.
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Rijeka, Croatia, anointed a European capital of culture, wants to restore and showcase the rusting boat used by the Yugoslav leader, but far-right nationalists are outraged.
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"I love this world," he tells her, as Jochen Dehn and Silke Fischer's richly melancholic production design shows rusting vehicles and modernity itself gradually returning to nature.
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In 2012, Mike Cochran, a historian, found the Kodiak Queen rusting in a maritime junkyard in Road Town, the capital of the British Virgin Islands, on Tortola.
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The decrepit buildings of what looks like it once was Tokyo are brightened and concealed by holographic advertisements and bright lights that distract from the rusting exteriors.
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Zinc is used to galvanize steel to protect it from rusting and steel producing countries such as China have ramped up production this year to support construction growth.
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He has a scraggly beard and wears old American flag boxers and drives a rusting F-150 and wear coveralls and doesn't know what a tetanus shot is.
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Wire fencing has been put up around many of the cages, but the old water pipes and metal bars are still there and rusting underneath branches and leaves.
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The lights were rarely on, sewage flowed in the streets and the jagged, rusting detritus of the 1980s war with Iran was scattered everywhere across a polluted landscape.
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From the perspective of an Orion satellite, the neighborhood looked like a rusting circuit board: tiny alleyways threaded around endless square rooftops, gray and brown and virtually indistinguishable.
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Over time, the water corrodes the system, rusting and rotting its infrastructure — and yet sealing and grouting these leaks often requires rerouting service on lines, further frustrating riders.
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The ITC investigation, which makes use of a rusting bit of trade law called Section 0003, is also a test of the Trump administration's willingness to defend domestic manufacturing.
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This glaze, signature toLe Creuset cookware, helps prevent rusting, eliminates the need to season the metal to keep it non-stick, and adds a colorful flair to the cookware.
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Investor interest in classic cars helped the HAGI Top Index rise more than 500 percent in 10 years, encouraging many to restore a rusting chassis to its former glory.
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Inside the compound, though, we found that Escobar's main house had been torn down, and his vintage-car collection had been torched, leaving a carport full of rusting hulks.
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A "BOLD opportunity" to live in a rusting decommissioned nuclear missile silo in the middle of Arizona sitting on more than 12 acres of land, according to the listing.
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Our scientific infrastructure — the tools and methods for conducting scientific research — is rusting, so we are calling for an artificial intelligence-driven, Manhattan Project-sized effort to revive it.
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Space is an inspiring part of America's history, but the country's space facilities should represent the technological state of the art, not a rusting time capsule from the 85033s.
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Since then, I've wondered if there's a junkyard full of Scandinavian-themed ski machines rusting away in the sun as I moved on to Stairmasters and later spin bikes.
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But it's a junkyard with a broader purpose: The rusting clutter's last mission is to serve as an improvised breakwater, helping shield houses on Shoyna's shore from crashing waves.
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He braves the dangers of BTs and an environmental anomaly ("timefall") that causes the rain to age whatever it touches, wrinkling skin and rusting metal at the slightest exposure.
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The large post office that greets visitors who arrive by river hasn't received mail in years; its basement is a lot for abandoned vintage vehicles and other rusting machinery.
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Co-investor Lamda Development will obtain a 22020-year lease to turn the wasteland of crumbling terminals and rusting airplanes into a glitzy seaside town of hotels, residences and shops.
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In the water, hundreds of rusting, sharpened steel barricades point menacingly toward the bustling Chinese city of Xiamen, whose skyscrapers poke through the midday haze just over three miles away.
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One of the big piles of stone, concrete slab and rusting metal that Aoul can see from his balcony was once the family home of Mustafa Karim, a taxi-driver.
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I put my iron wok over a low fire for two minutes, then apply a couple drops of cooking oil and spread it into a thin layer to prevent rusting.
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AVELLANEDA, Argentina — Partially obscured by a rusting rack of weights, the back wall of the gym at Racing Club's youth academy has been painted dark blue and daubed with symbols.
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The Kansas porches where the "Picnic" action takes place are gone, and Dane Laffrey's scenic design consists of a few rusting deck chairs in front of a plywood back wall.
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At the ferry port where rusting speedboats cross the river to neighbouring Congo-Brazzaville, an expensively dressed family clambered out of a blacked-out SUV, their luggage carried by six porters.
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The arched door with an iron gate leads into a small compound with a lazy earthy ambience, twenty-odd rusting chairs and an open teapot brewing continuously on a gas stove.
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In the far north, on the western edge of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, a decades-old rusting Syrian tank can still be seen lying upside down in a whitewater stream.
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Young men play soccer in the arena where visitors used to race bumper cars, and small children clamber to the peak of the rusting rollercoaster tracks to take in the view.
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Wearing a white linen shirt, Aguiñiga wrapped her body around the rusting iron pillars of the US–Mexico border wall at the ocean's edge for the course of a tide cycle.
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After acquiring one such silo in 2010, Hall started the arduous task of pumping out 1.3 million gallons of accumulated rainwater and gutting the silo of rusting launch structures and debris.
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Dongguan's economic growth of 8.1 percent last year while robust, doesn't fully reflect its long struggle to upgrade rusting factories and catch up with the likes of neighboring technology powerhouse Shenzhen.
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The entrance to the Digua Shequ center is like that of any other bomb shelter: rusting metal gates at street level that open onto a ramp down into the chilly, subterranean darkness.
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"When I finish here, I want to drive a taxi or a lorry," he said, as budding mechanics trained on the rusting remains of a pea-green Volkswagen Beetle from the 1970s.
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The decision highlights the growing financial pain in the sector, but the move only gave a short-lived boost to prices for the metal used to galvanise steel, which protects it from rusting.
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But by 21960, with the shuttle program grounded and America's half century of space aspirations having ended with bangs and whimpers, 22000A was rusting away and weeds were growing through its flame trench.
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The main street of shops and stalls has been razed to the ground, with sheets of steel scattered about in the grass and rusting vehicles lining the side of the main dirt road.
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The bond was launched by state fishing company EMATUM in 2013 with a complex structure to finance a fishing fleet, but the project was a fiasco with boats now rusting in Maputo harbor.
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You can find weird stuff and places that way: rotten bridges of rough-hewn logs and steel cable; rusting steam engines; trees that have grown around old cables in grotesque and baffling ways.
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Allora & Calzadilla have a knack for catching the sun as it crosses hovering insects, rusting elements of machinery, and speckles of airborne dust, lending an almost sculptural quality to the two-dimensional imagery.
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The Weill estate is a few miles to the west of town, reachable via roads dotted with rusting pickup trucks, a Jack in the Box fast-food franchise and a furniture consignment store.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At last year's Carnegie International in Pittsburgh, the artist collective Postcommodity produced a large-scale installation of coal, glass, and rusting steel modeled after Navajo sand paintings.
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In the dining area, a tall tubular Muller Van Severen metal lamp looms above antique glassware once owned by Bjorn's grandparents and a rusting butterfly chair that Van Severen found on the street.
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Into several paintings he has incorporated netting, as if perhaps to suggest that the world, in all its impossible immensity, might yet be contained or containable… Into others he has embedded rusting axes.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. (Reuters) - With a rusting steel mill in its center, this Pennsylvania city would seem fertile ground for Donald Trump's campaign and its vision of a declining America that only he can fix.
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If you're in the market for upgrading the pots and and pans rusting away in your kitchen, then this awesome deal on a set of Cuisinart stainless steel kitchenware is just what you need.
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The massive, rusting hulk of the Costa Concordia was left abandoned on its side for two-and-a-half years before it was towed away in the most expensive maritime wreck recovery in history.
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Cuomo has committed hundreds of millions of dollars to the MTA in the 2018 budget, but Nixon is intent on turning its rusting carriages and rotting switchboards into a dystopian symbol of his administration.
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With no fire in its belly and no smoke in its stacks, the rusting power plant provides only one sign of its former inhabitants, scribbled on a white board in a padlocked guard booth.
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Each of its radon-heavy songs grew out of field recordings that Mitchell captured in the Pacific Northwest, usually by "activating the space," banging on a rusting sheet or swiping at a metal plate.
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Soon her cart was filled with stuff: a rusting firefighter's reel with decaying rubber hose still dripping; ancient leather-bound books with disintegrating pages; a large disc of plywood; and, of course, the gloves.
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Songstad pointed us to the screen door at the back of the gas station, beyond which a quarter-mile-long dirt path lined with wagon wheels and rusting farm equipment leads you to oddball land.
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From the top of a rusting 120-foot metal tower that was installed in the 1960s for scientists to study mosquitoes, Emma Mukisa, 20153, points out nearby real estate developments and a Chinese construction project.
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In a hundred years—when America is a smoking wasteland where three-headed nuclear squirrels play in the rusting craters of bombed-out Chipotles and the written word no longer exists—what songs will survive?
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This might become his greatest work, he says, as his eyes narrow with pleasure at the thought: to create, amid a sea of red — budget ink, crumbling brick, rusting metal — a wild oasis of green.
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It can stop those RTB pipes from rusting by using them to determine the value of the user and placement in the bidding process based on the information on the page, rather than the user.
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Rusting hulks of Russian-made tanks and guns litter the Panjshir, testifying to the years of war when famed guerilla commander Ahmad Shah Massoud used the mountains to hold off first the Soviets, then the Taliban.
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Warming temperatures have also played an important role, and the receding water has left behind what looks like a post-apocalyptic landscape of rusting ships half-buried in the sand and piers that lead to nowhere.
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The SS United States once carried celebrities across the Atlantic at record speeds, however the huge steamship — it's bigger than the Titanic — has spent the past two decades rusting in the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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With pop-culture representations of these places rarely straying from the clichés of a spooky Victorian-era asylum filled with rusting bed frames and uncaring Nurse Ratcheds, it's not difficult to see why that may be.
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Demand for zinc, used in construction and infrastructure to protect steel from rusting, could even hit a peak by end-1.33, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said in a statement released late Tuesday.
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"When atmospheric moisture is abundant, these droplets combine with it and fall as acid rain, damaging plants and accelerating the rusting of metal objects such as cars, industrial and farm equipment, and building components," it says.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Greenland's government urged the United States and Denmark on Monday to clean up 30 rusting Cold War-era U.S. military installations there, saying it was losing patience over risks of radioactive and chemical waste.
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So far, the closest I've come to doing that is telling my dad that no, he cannot get rid of the electric keyboard I've left rusting in my grandmother's garage because I will obviously need it.
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Mr. Hochschild likens the rusting hulks of the sugar mills that he visited in the Caribbean to the remnants of the Russian gulags where millions of anonymous people were put to death during the Stalinist era.
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The beach volleyball star Kerri Walsh Jennings is also among the group; she says her bronze medal is flaking and rusting, and the U.S.A. Swimming spokesman Scott Leightman said some swimmers have damaged medals as well.
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Brazil's Maracana, which staged the last World Cup final in 2014, has become unusable in recent months, sitting with rusting gates and with a badly damaged playing area following a dispute over repair costs and redevelopment.
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Others include Scarborough Shoal, a traditional Philippine fishing ground that was occupied by China in 2012, and Second Thomas Shoal, where a small group of Philippine soldiers is based in the rusting hulk of a grounded ship.
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FROM PEN: Scott Hamilton Today: Episode 2 Sneak Peek Since only 1.34 percent of the medals are actually gold, and 30 percent of the sterling silver came from recycled silver, rusting or chipping is to be expected.
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The artist reconfigures this disused space, once inhabited by Irish sailors, with sturdy sculptural forms; a sheer, two-screen video installation that shows a skeletal Buddha, evoking trauma and frailty; and heavy, rusting objects that resemble wreckage.
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The impact of that is visible on the outskirts of Thessaloniki, where a once-thriving industrial zone that drew in thousands of workers now looks like a wasteland, overgrown with weeds and with company gates rusting away.
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A fluid containing water blended with methanol and a pump conditioner, to prevent freezing and rusting, is pumped on a continuous closed loop between the bottom of the well and the surface, where the heat is extracted.
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The original plan would tear down the graveyard of rusting oil refineries that sit on the site, which stretches from Greenpoint to Williamsburg along the East River, and return the reedy riverbank to something closer to nature.
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According to Romania's Business Review, the casino's roof is in danger of collapsing due to corrosion and rusting to its structural metal parts from sea storms and windows, which have shattered the windows that face the sea.
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Despite promising a $1 trillion infrastructure plan a year ago, a phantom plan whose price tag he raised to $1.5 trillion on Tuesday, he has yet to do anything to fix rusting bridges and faltering rail lines.
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"The system is full," the president said in California on Friday, standing in front of the rusting iron slats of the border wall that he wants to expand for hundreds of miles across the country's southern border.
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Jonk and three friends had to hike all night through the desert to access the active spaceport, but they were rewarded with the opportunity to photograph two abandoned Soviet space shuttles currently rusting away in a hangar.
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From the rusting remains of Redcar's steelworks to the windswept skeleton of a fairground shut for the winter in Skegness, people I met said that all they wanted was to find a way to make a living.
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Akira creator Katsuhiro Otomo directed the dark framing segment: a visual marvel that literalizes the program's title by imagining a gigantic roving vehicle that contains dozens of rusting mechanical circus attractions rolling inexorably through a bleak futuristic landscape.
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White elephants Still, the LLDC is pleased to have avoided "white elephants," unlike previous hosts such as Athens in 2004, where an $11 billion investment left rusting stadia, which became powerful symbols of waste during Greece's debt crisis.
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Since its founding in June, Bird Graveyard has displayed user submitted photos and videos of (mostly Bird) scooters in trash cans, on fire, in tangled piles, covered in shit, and rusting at the bottom of the Venice Canals.
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It even traumatizes players with its own marking moment of betrayal from a supposedly helpful AI. One of Frictional Games' many masterful contributions to the modern survival horror genre, SOMA brings the eerie, rusting sci-fi setting underwater.
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Condoms don't work if you don't use them, and if they're applicable to your sex life, pack them, because you never want to rely on a rusting vending machine in skanky bars or off-brands from developing nations.
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Five hours away in Ciudad Guayana, a rusting former industrial boomtown where many are now jobless and have taken to wildcatting in the mines, a crowd of 300 people packed the waiting room of a clinic in May.
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In Turkey, on a hilltop overlooking the Syrian border and the town of Tel Abyad, a lone Syrian man, Mehmet Huseyn, 45, crouched in the shade of a rusting water tank, scanning the horizon for signs of movement.
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By contrast, a deathly silence hangs over the nearby abandoned town of Prypyat, where a rusting fairground wheel, and a kindergarten with toys, dolls and small beds are a grim testimony to the scale and speed of the disaster.
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Home to both thriving suburbs and rusting factory towns ravaged by opioid addiction, Bucks County has been buffeted by political cross-currents: affluent, college-educated voters have moved left as white, working class residents have turn to the right.
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Khaleuf is among dozens of migrants, mostly young Moroccans, Tunisians and Algerians, who arrived in Greece in the last year and found shelter in old rusting carriages around a station in the outskirts of Greece's northern city of Thessaloniki.
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We may stew in rush hour traffic on our overburdened highways or rage at flight cancellations caused by our antiquated air traffic control system, but we don't see the shipping delays caused by cracking lock walls and rusting gates.
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SALGUEIRO, Brazil (Reuters) - The rusting tracks of Brazil's Transnordestina railway peter out and give way to a dirt trail in a remote corner of the country's arid northeast, far from the ports or farms it was meant to serve.
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Facing these rusting sentries, one has a sense of Bolden's resolve to bar unwanted visitors; stepping into the booth seems like it would be an act of transgression, of flouting one man's fervent pursuit of his own secured space.
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So, too, are the hallmarks of a specific kind of rural, Southern poverty: stray dogs in the streets, sun-blasted trailers that seem to be sinking back into the earth, yards occupied by rusting school buses and old sedans.
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What is left of an old perimeter fence stands rusting; a new one, drawn much wider, surrounds a larger and still growing Beit El. Under any plausible peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians, Beit El would have to be cleared.
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An echo of the real deal's modernist façade, "Indépendance Tchao" emphasizes the illusion of independence; its rusting structure is a critique of the postcolonial regime to deliver on the supposed economic bounty that independence was supposed to bring the African continent.
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Another side gallery off the main floor is entirely devoted to a second work by Gupta, this one an oversized and rusting approximation of an immobile industrial ceiling fan, with a spray of detached debris languishing on the floor around it.
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For more than a decade, the antenna — actually a rusting, broken, 211,0003-pound piece of it — had been housed in Hangar 2000 at Kennedy International Airport, along with more than 220,2000 other items collected from the rubble of World Trade Center.
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JOHOR, Malaysia (Reuters) - Some 2000 km (9 miles) from the bustling port of Singapore,a rusting tanker as big as the world's largest aircraft carriers lies idle in a muddy estuary flanked by mangrove trees on the coast of southern Malaysia.
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Standing on a stepladder and gesturing at the prototypes towering just beyond the rusting border fence near the Otay Mesa Port of Entry, south of San Diego, Mr. Büchel was adamant that he has no creative stake in the project.
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Far from the emerald jewel that Mr. Beinecke recalled from childhood visits to his grandparents' New York apartment, the park had become strewn with litter, its buildings covered with graffiti, its gardens full of weeds and its benches broken and rusting.
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With "Pasalubong" (2016) she has hung a chair upside down, one foot of it barely touching the square of wood flooring above it, while the rusting frame is festooned with fabric that blooms uncontrollably like a body that has burst.
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MISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - Next to the rusting shell cases outside Misrata's museum of Libya's 2011 uprising is a new addition: a scaffold used by Islamic State in Sirte to display bodies of executed prisoners, mounted on a would-be suicide bomber's captured truck.
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In Pripyat, the ghost town once home to 239,218 people who mainly worked at the plant, an amusement park houses a rusting hulk of a merry-go-round and dodgem-car track, and a giant Ferris wheel that never went into operation.
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Then I started really getting to know some of the major characters in the small town of Edgewater, a rusting company town built around a deadly fish cannery that no longer receives any fish, with a workforce slowly dying of sickness and exhaustion.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Nestled in a leafy park between a rusting Soviet fighter jet and the old East German embassy, a lonely statue of Lenin stands in the center of Hanoi as a symbol of the Russian revolutionary's inspiration to Communist-ruled Vietnam.
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Dressed in her own clothes rather than prison uniform, de Lima appeared relaxed and healthy as she spoke to Reuters in the visiting room of the detention facility, sealed off by high walls and rusting barbed wire inside the national police headquarters.
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Microsoft has taken the oppor-tuna-ty to install a webcam next to its undersea data center, offering live views of just how well the metal container is rusting and the hundreds of fish suddenly interested in cloud data and artificial intelligence.
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As with all cast-iron cookware, the Lodge Preseasoned Cast Iron 5-Piece Cookware Set isn't dishwasher safe, so wash and dry by hand and then re-oil after each use to protect and enhance the seasoning as well as prevent rusting.
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In 19143, China bought the rusting hulk of an unfinished Soviet aircraft carrier, which had been abandoned in Ukraine at the collapse of the Soviet Union, and announced plans to tow it to Macau and turn it into a floating casino and hotel.
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By The New York Times "When the internet was slow, I knew less about this bad stuff happening on the continent," said Anastasia Oleynikova, a 240-year-old housewife, walking her three dogs on a muddy lakefront track flanked by huge, rusting pipes.
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Given the huge advantages of driverless ridesharing over transit, it is likely that, by 2030, most publicly subsidized mass transit outside of New York City will completely disappear and Denver's multi-billion-dollar rail lines will be running empty or rusting away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When I arrived at "Swale" — a rusting barge/shipping container mashup docked at Brooklyn Bridge Park, in the shadow of Lower Manhattan — artists Mary Mattingly and Kim Darling asked me if I would like some tea.
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Because every so often, even ordinary people catch a glimpse of the rusting, sputtering, 20th-century machinery beneath the sleek facade of the global financial system, and Bitcoin is poised to do to that system what the Internet did to long-distance telephone calls.
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The river has taken on the green hue of the money that dominates the city around it, hiding the capital's secrets from the wide-eyed stares of the tourists - that or an unfeasible number of rusting washing machines, Oxbridge rowing boats and human faeces.
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For example, throughout the film a properly creepy dripping sound—supposedly blood from a man that Max keeps seeing at the subway—morphs into the non-diegetic soundtrack of Banco De Gaia's "Drippy" and suddenly sounds like the symphony of a broken, rusting tap.
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"We are going to rescue this industry that is so important for the country's development," Mr. López Obrador told workers recently at a rusting oil refinery in Tula, about 83 miles north of Mexico City, as he accused previous governments of "plundering" the industry.
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Cameras and African tribal busts were jumbled in some nooks; others were orderly archives of domestic ephemera: a wall of grandfather clocks; a cluster of rusting keys, likely belonging to earlier iterations of the brass-studded doors I'd been compulsively Instagramming all over Stone Town.
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ALBANY, N.Y. – The success of New York City&aposs elevated park, the High Line, has inspired a slew of projects across the United States and internationally that repurpose rusting ribbons of steel and concrete as green space in hopes of rejuvenating neighborhoods or reclaiming overbuilt riverfronts.
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"But his extraordinary yet brief swim career is now tarnished, like a rusting trophy," Michael Miller wrote at the Washington Post, in a post that was widely disparaged on social media: Turner was a member of Stanford's varsity swim team, one of the best in the country.
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Formerly vibrant industrial cities across the Midwest and Northeast today present a landscape of high unemployment and opioid addiction — stagnant communities of old-timers in the shadow of rusting industrial hulks, angry at a political system that has ignored them and at an economy that has left them behind.
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Between 1948 and 1958, 21988 atomic blasts rocked the tiny atoll — part of the Marshall Islands, which sit between Hawaii and the Philippines — obliterating the native groves of breadfruit trees and coconut palms, and leaving an apocalyptic wreckage of twisted test towers, radioactive bunkers and rusting military equipment.
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The Cleveland Indians' Winning Streak (LW: 29) It probably has little to do with their embracing Jobu from Major League again, but the Indians have won 216 games in a row, equaling the longest streak in franchise history, also done in 21 and 13, or before the Rust Belt started rusting.
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They were hung on shop windows and long-abandoned buildings, stapled to wooden stakes driven into front yards, even plastered on the enclosures surrounding the rusting, intermittently gyrating jack pumps that dot Luling's landscape, a reminder of the town's history as the center of one of the first Texas oil booms.
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For more of a buzz, though, you might want to have a sip every time you spy something unusual at the side of the road: upside-down sedans tanning their bellies; an abandoned oil rig rusting in the sun; a wheel-less wheelbarrow; a solitary leather boot; shipwrecks bobbing in the sea.
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A rusting basketball hoop, police surveillance lights, Little Hug fruit juices, Ms. Stingily's improved Double-Dutch jump ropes made of braided telephone cords — the items, supplemented by video, distilled private memories into a kind of visual tone that Ms. Stingily said people like her, who are black and working-class, might recognize.
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Beyond the dronestagrams that look like stock imagery for motivational posters, the book's best moments—such as contributor JackFreer's eerie shot of a nuclear testing site—bring to mind the work of Edward Burtynsky, a Canadian photographer who has documented from the air the rusting hulls of disused ships, highway overpasses, and suburban sprawl.
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Further afield, over a dozen Chinese coastguard vessels patrol back and forth around two reefs, barely underwater, where China previously had no permanent presence: the Second Thomas Shoal, west of the Philippines, where a small Filipino force maintains a presence aboard a rusting hulk; and the Luconia Shoals, off the Malaysian part of Borneo.
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Slouching against a wall and grinning like an idiot, I surveyed the wacky scene: grey-haired ravers eating plates of fruit on worn-out car tires; bearded gay men bumping chests to Pittsburgh DJ Shawn Rudiman's live set in a nearby tent; a crew of Brooklyn kids in all-black climbing on top of some rusting bulldozers.
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The picnic party rode to the top, McPhee said, on the incline railway, an old-timey conveyance that has been out of operation for nearly 40 years, and which now marks the landscape only as a ruin: abandoned tracks running up a scar on the mountain's face, giant gears rusting in the old powerhouse at the top.
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As far as appearance, this cold brewer is pretty unique, as it kinda reminds us of a laboratory flask (perfect if you geek out on science—or if you just want to feel like a mad scientist when you make your cold brew.) It has a stainless steel filter and cup, which means no rusting, and will fit on any refrigerator shelf.
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This was no small feat considering that his governorship, which lasted until 19703, coincided with a litany of trouble: the deepest economic crisis and the highest unemployment rates in Michigan since the Great Depression; racial unrest in the latter years of the civil rights movement; volatile protests over the Vietnam War; industrial depredations of natural resources; and rusting old factories.
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From the crumbling bridges of California to the overflowing sewage drains of Houston and the rusting railroad tracks in the Northeast Corridor, decaying infrastructure is all around us, and the consequences are so familiar that we barely notice them—like urban traffic congestion, slow-moving trains, and flights that are often disrupted, thanks to an outdated air-traffic-control system.
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" The beguiling last category almost guaranteed that visitors would be tempted to scroll all the way through the long Navigator page in order to find the Cool Site of the Day, the F.B.I.'s Most Wanted, Sodaconstructor, Earthcam, the Dead People Server and Ghost Sites of the Web, described by Mr. Meislin as a guide to "some of the rusting hulks along the information superhighway.
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We would drive out somewhere as we talked, James taking me to see the old gold mines on the edge of town with their 'danger' and 'open pit' signs, discarded foreign materials—a piece of long black tubing here, a rusting metal stump there—in a dune-like landscape of rocky, grey rubble grown over with small trees, bushes and purple fireweed that slowly gave way to the solid rock of the Precambrian Canadian Shield.
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