WM: And stuff feels like it's about to start burning.
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Are other hungry, angry populations ready to start burning down their establishments?
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These take a lot more energy to start burning and will burn longer.
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Now they didn't start burning fossil fuels, but by the 1990s the science was undeniable.
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I'd be in the kitchen [cooking] and the heat would make my face start burning.
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Fasting signals to the body to start burning stores of fat for fuel, the researchers said.
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CS: On a macro level, your body will only start burning fat 12 hours after your last meal.
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So when you fast for long enough, you drive down stores of glycogen and start burning fat tissue.
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Unfortunately, all the king hears are whispers, which make him lose his mind and start burning his subjects alive.
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I let what I'd drunk drain burning out of my chest and start burning in my stomach—which wasn't as bad.
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But it can take a few days — sometimes weeks — of fasting regularly for your body to start burning fat for fuel.
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But as climate change leads to longer and hotter dry seasons, younger forests throughout the Yellowstone region may start burning more frequently.
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For instance, they say it forces your body to start burning its own fat for fuel after depleting the energy it normally gets from food.
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Farmers wait until the dry season to start burning and clearing areas so their cattle can graze, but this year's destruction has been described as unprecedented.
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One day, about 4 billion or 5 billion years from now, the sun will burn through its last gasp of hydrogen and start burning helium instead.
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Be sure to find the driest pieces of wood for your campfire, as it will take extra energy to get wet pieces of wood to start burning.
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And one day, about 4 billion or 5 billion years from now, the sun will burn through its last gasp of hydrogen and start burning helium instead.
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Despite the increased potency, it didn't take long for Larry to start burning through his entire prescription before the month was up and he could get a new one.
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If you have a couple of puffs with a doobie, you're gonna feel it in your head and within 30 to 40 minutes you're going to start burning up.
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This isn't a game where you live out the fantasy of getting behind the wheel of a sports car and start burning rubber around every corner and leaving paint streaks on every rival.
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Beyond August, there are questions about what happens to shipments and stocks when the U.S. driving season finishes and Saudi Arabia and Iraq start burning less crude as the summer air-conditioning season winds down.
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Check it out ... doesn't sound like Teddy's ready to start burning his Nikes quite yet, but he does bemoan the fact the great American company has become politicized .... and in a direction opposite his own views.
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Rossiter also claimed that carbon dioxide emissions correlate with wealth and that the greenhouse gas "improves life expectancy" because poor countries that start burning fossil fuels have a more consistent power supply and can then clean up their water.
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"If you start burning political capital by doing things that are unpopular and you lose some of that majority you have, it calls into question your ability to get the tax plan done," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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The crematoria could barely cope; the Sonderkommando (prisoners forced to work there) had to start burning bodies in open fire pits. About 90 per cent of the Hungarian Jews who survived the journey to Auschwitz were sent to the gas chambers on arrival; the rest were selected for slave labour..
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Tracer rounds fired from a .50 caliber M2HB heavy machine gun mounted on a HMMWV ricochet off a decommissioned tank being used as a training target at the Air Mobility Warfare Center. There are three types of tracers: bright tracer, subdued tracer and dim tracer. Bright tracers are the standard type, which start burning very shortly after exiting the muzzle.
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His death is also covered in the French, Japanese and Russian press. Reporter Jerry Thompson is assigned to track down the meaning of his dying word "Rosebud" shortly after Kane's highly publicized death. Despite interviewing all of Kane's living acquaintances, he never finds it. After the reporters depart, his staff start burning in an incinerator those of his possessions which they see as trash.
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Initially, these fumes are released at the edges of the panels, but they also build up inside the sandwich panels themselves. The polyurethane foam also serves as the “glue” holding both steel plates together and adding stiffness to the construction. Upon being heated, the foam will soon separate from the steel plates, which are then no longer connected to each other. If a sufficiently concentrated layer of these fumes is present, it can be ignited by an external source and start burning.
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A firelog is a manufactured log constructed to be used as wood fuel. Firelogs are designed to be inexpensive, while being easier to ignite, and burn longer, and more efficiently than firewood. Firelogs are traditionally manufactured using two methods, The first uses only compressed sawdust and the second uses sawdust and paraffin, which is mixed and extruded into a log shape. The extruded firelogs are individually wrapped in paper packaging which can be ignited to start burning the firelog as the paraffin is readily combustible.
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In a train car, doctors in chemical suits are making incisions on an unseen patient's stomach; green fluid seeps out of the wounds, which heal themselves. When Dr. Eugene Openshaw arrives, he is informed that their twenty-five-year-old project is finally completed. Moments later, rebel aliens begin to appear and start burning all the doctors, the survivor being Dr. Openshaw and a patient, Cassandra Spender, who had been missing for over a year. Walter Skinner takes her son, Jeffrey Spender, to the scene, where he meets with his mother.
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In November 2019 Gorrie appeared on an episode of the ABC TV show Q&A; that was aired in conjunction with Broadside Feminost Ideas Festival, along with Mona Eltahawy, Jess Hill, Ashton Applewhite, and Hana Assafiri. Gorrie called for the police to be abolished, stating it is "there to be violent, it is patriarchal, it is overwhelmingly white". Gorrie subsequently observed "I wonder what our kind of tipping point in Australia's going to be when people will start burning stuff? I look forward to it", and said that violence was an appropriate response to colonisation.
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They meet him at a cafe that is built in a way that does not allow the sun burn the vampires but Trevor's contacts stop to Elijah and he does not know how to reach Klaus. Outside the cafe, Elijah listens to the whole conversation between Damon, Rose and Slater and he is not happy with what is happening. He throws some coins at the cafe's windows breaking them, something that lets the sun pass through and the vampires start burning. Slater manages to run away and Damon covers Rose and takes her out of the reach of sun.
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Evolutionary track for an intermediate mass star similar to χ Cygni χ Cygni is a luminous and variable red giant on the asymptotic giant branch (AGB). This means it has exhausted its core helium, but is not massive enough to start burning heavier elements and is currently fusing hydrogen and helium in concentric shells. Specifically it is on the thermally pulsing portion of the AGB (TP-AGB) which occurs when the helium shell is close to the hydrogen shell and undergoes periodic flashes as it stops fusion for a time and new material accumulates from the hydrogen-burning shell. AGB stars become more luminous, larger, and cooler as they lose mass and the internal shells move closer to the surface.
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If it were summer and good weather for loading the dry hay on the fields, she would wait until after the first carts had been fully loaded and then rush in with a few rains which would put an end to the farmer's working day. She rarely thought of anything besides making mischief. The colliers in Kilsbergen were afraid to go to sleep because as soon as she saw an unguarded charcoal kiln, she would sneak in and puff on the fire so that it would start burning brightly. If the ore transporters were late transporting their ore from Laxå and Svartå, Ysätters-Kajsa would create so much dark fog that both people and horses would get lost and end up driving into nearby marshes and swamps.
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103 In April 1938, during the Arab revolt in Palestine, a group of Palestinian Arab rebels planted a mine on the road near Kafr Yasif which blew up a British military vehicle, killing nine soldiers. The British Army proceeded to start burning Kafr Yasif in retaliation, but were then told by the residents that Kuwaykat's inhabitants were responsible for the attack. Eight (mostly civilian) men were killed by British forces in Kuwaykat afterward.Swedenberg, 2003, pp. 107–09. Between 14–17 February 1939 the British Army burned down 68–72 mostly Muslim-owned houses (and a small number of Christian and Druze homes) in response to another mine attack on British soldiers driving on a newly constructed security road which resulted in the death of one soldier and the injury of two others.
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A guide checks on the progress of his group during a First Day Hike in Cheesequake State Park in New Jersey in 2017 The America's State Parks association proclaims, "What better way to kick off the New Year than by getting a jump start burning off those extra holiday calories in the great outdoors?" Or as New Jersey's park system says about the activity, "These free First Day Hikes offer a great incentive to get outside, exercise, experience history, enjoy nature, and celebrate the New Year with friends and family in one of your state parks." As one state parks official in Massachusetts itself said, "We want to launch the year saying, 'Get outside!'" Some people engage in First Day Hikes to counteract the effects of New Year's Eve celebrations the night before, while others find the outdoor activity the best aspect of the whole holiday.
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