We could take wastes and residues, other wastes and residues that would replace crude oil.
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The liquid wastes are a byproduct of pumping oil and gas, and the more that is drawn from the ground, the more wastes must be disposed of.
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Idling wastes an estimated 6 billion gallons of fuel annually.
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"It causes errors," he continued, "and wastes so much time."
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Little can be done to keep its white wastes intact.
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Out in the desolate wastes of deepest Iceland, magic blooms.
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The film wastes no time in laying out its thesis.
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In the U.S. alone, traffic wastes about $124 billion annually.
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She wastes no time in mocking Anne's clothes and education.
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In fact, Apple says doing so actually wastes more power.
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"The Mandalorian" wastes no time in showcasing its pricey budget.
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And obviously, it wastes taxpayers' money because OAWP is ineffective.
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All told, the policy wastes nearly $400 million every year.
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It wastes your time, shackles your mind, kills your productivity.
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Chou's body wastes away over years of abuse and starvation.
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It also wastes a lot less of everybody's valuable time.
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Does he experience intense guilt any time he wastes food?
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These are wastes that become raw materials for other processes.
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Wish wastes no such effort on concealing its international character.
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The series wastes no time introducing its new faces, either.
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I will say this for season 21: It wastes no time.
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"The government deliberately wastes our time," grumbles Bianca Manrique, a doctor.
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In fact, my book wastes no space challenging such extreme views.
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JoJo wastes no time asking Jordan what is in his head.
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A lot of them live in the frozen wastes of Antarctica.
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But he also wastes no time in getting down to business.
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The series wastes no time throwing us back into the action.
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This, she says, wastes time and isn't fair to her clients.
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It clogs systems, causes accidents, wastes energy and makes people unhappy.
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AppDynamics founder Jyoti Bansal wastes little time launching a new company
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Flashlight in hand, he wastes little time plunging into the depths.
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The proposed mine would store toxic mine wastes behind earthen dams.
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The agency's critics say it wastes money and uses personnel inefficiently.
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This new Fox comedy wastes no time setting up its plot.
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The premiere wastes no time getting Picard to leave that vineyard.
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These wastes contaminated soil, groundwater, and surface water with hazardous chemicals.
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Cleaning up wastes water, and detergents are damaging for the environment.
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The long-awaited episode wastes no time in setting up Fiona's departure.
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He wastes a decade on it, and turns to bourbon and Ativan.
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Holding planes in the air and making them fly farther wastes fuel.
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One of the biggest wastes of spending is coaches' salaries and bonuses.
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Turns out, Natasha was right: Dolokhov wastes no time proposing to Sonya.
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The House bill expands spending on farm subsidies and wastes American resources.
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In person, it just seems like rocky wastes and a dead lake.
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Hicks, like Torre-Eyes, is a young player who wastes your time.
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It wastes scarce municipal resources and does nothing to enhance public safety.
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The series "Criminal" wastes no time in getting straight to the goods.
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It should be shut down before it wastes any more taxpayer money.
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Much of this data is hard to find and wastes valuable time.
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And it doesn&apost solve anything and it wastes our viewers&apos time.
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She wastes no time getting back into the swing of things on campus.
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That's because nuclear wastes can be radioactive for thousands and thousands of years.
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Kimball wastes no time in flattering Cooper, while also kind of flattering himself.
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Scant things bother me more than when a video game wastes my time.
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Denying Dadaab's permanence wastes international funds and forgoes tax revenues and refugee talent.
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True, the current system wastes millions of pounds on an unwieldy commissioning process.
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The average car wastes about 1133 percent of the gasoline put into it.
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But transporting samples from East Africa to Australia for testing wastes valuable time.
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"No one wastes time in front of me!" he shouted at one point.
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Silver knives are harmlessly blunt and never sharpened: It wastes the precious metal.
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As of now, the city wastes four million tons of food a year.
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Or everyone wastes on my wall on the day I was born now.
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"Working 120-hour weeks doesn't leverage your unique qualities, it wastes them," Huffington said.
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He wastes no time in tattling to Queen Mary about the proposed name change.
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Besides not being fair or equitable – it just wastes everyone's time not putting salaries!
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Wastes job seekers time filling out applications, and employers time wading through more applications.
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But those on the opposite side of the debate say the practice wastes energy.
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The United States wastes 2100 percent of the energy that powers it every day.
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Wonder Woman wastes no time establishing that Steve's got his own stuff going on.
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While Jane works with an opportunistic producer, Blanche wastes away in the upstairs bedroom.
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The wastes comes from multiple sources, including campus dining halls, restaurants and grocery stores.
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The director John Hillcoat wastes his fine cast on nonsense spiked with questionable representations.
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John McCain for ISIS and wastes taxpayer dollars in the name of conspiracy theories.
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If you just ask the public, 'Do you want these nuclear wastes near you?
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And it wastes the writer's time in worrying about exactly how formal to be.
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Subsequently, all plastic wastes generated are collected by a recycling company twice a month.
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Currently, the American healthcare "wastes tremendous amounts of resources," as Don McCanne told me.
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Argentina takes it quick, but then wastes the chance with an off-target shot.
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"Working 120-hour weeks doesn't leverage your unique qualities, it wastes them," she wrote.
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Older people view it as a conduit for pornography and other wastes of time.
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With a toddler, my mornings have no room for distractions and wastes of time.
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And it wastes the time of opponents, who expend effort trying to debunk them.
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One study mysteriously calculates that the nation wastes more than $37 billion in ''unproductive meetings.
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Khloe wastes no time getting right to the chase and asks Kourtney about her night.
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It wastes the Iranian people's own money on these proxy wars all across the world.
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It serves two primary functions: helping the squid breathe and discharging wastes from its body.
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Elle wastes no time making her intentions clear, and DelVecchio appears to be on board.
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The country urgently needed to build a new, central repository for such wastes, it said.
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Uncontrolled leaking and venting of natural gas wastes a valuable resource and threatens our climate.
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James wastes valuable potential sports-viewing minutes in idle photography-related chitchat with his editor.
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Milling a tree trunk into standardized lumber uses energy and wastes much of the tree.
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P.S. Never suck out venom from a bite; this is ineffective and wastes precious time.
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Even during a spring as cold as this one, whitlow grass wastes no time flowering.
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It wastes little time getting into the persecution and there isn't a joke in sight.
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Foregoing healthy market competition and pre-selecting winners wastes money and encourages fraud and abuse.
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On one side, Donald Trump wastes no opportunity to remind us how awful he is.
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Mr. Ruckelshaus took the company out of hazardous wastes and built up its recycling operations.
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Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, pledged on Thursday to eliminate avoidable wastes within 25 years.
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It's true that this wastes money that could be better targeted at the poor, just as letting middle-class families send their kids to public elementary school for free rather than charging them a few hundred dollars in tuition they could easily afford wastes money.
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The use of genetically engineered microorganisms for bioremediation – the biological cleanup of toxic wastes – is one.
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It's a dark, hard futuristic tale filled with sprawling industrial wastes and disturbing humanoid killing machines.
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Gallup also found that the public believes that the government wastes 235 cents of every dollar.
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I first started thinking about how Trump wastes Americans' time two months after he took office.
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Aunt Violet wastes no time cutting their conversation short, though, giving Roberta some major side-eye.
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"Prematurely canceling a program for political reasons costs jobs and wastes billions of dollars," he said.
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After years of teasing Thanos' upcoming arrival, Avengers: Infinity War wastes no time with stage-setting.
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Image: Malachy666 / ShutterstockThe United States wastes over 140 trillion calories of perfectly good food every year.
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Bioplastics are made from plastic wastes and non-fossil fuel materials like starch or sugar cane.
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Episode 103: Misadventure Episode 210 wastes no time getting to the big questions of the series.
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Boundaries are the theme of the show, and the premiere wastes no time punching that button.
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My terrible online dates live on as zombies on Instagram Online dating wastes too much time.
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She wastes no time in body-shaming Anne and singling out her freckles and "carrot" hair.
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Fiber helps keep your digestive tract working properly as it ushers wastes out of the body.
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The average family wastes up to 9,400 gallons of water per year, just on leaks alone.
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He makes about two feints too many, and wastes the opportunity from about eight yards out.
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He often wastes precious minutes of his legal visits on mundane tasks, like typing his password.
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Soon, I'm following a Nightshade Paolumu's tracks through the Wildspire Wastes in the dead of night.
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The auto-stop function, for instance, often runs much longer than is necessary, which wastes energy.
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But as a winning party wastes fewer and fewer votes than its opponent, its score rises.
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"Prematurely canceling a program for political reasons costs jobs and wastes billions of dollars," he added.
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The show wastes no time submerging you completely in the deep, dark waters of its world.
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But the delegations are comprehensive, including air and water pollution, drinking water protection and hazardous wastes.
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The mentalist Scott Silven wastes no time making origami of the minds of his assorted guests.
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Military spending wastes billions of dollars on projects that are canceled or don't work, every day.
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Those flimsy wastes of paper, decimating our planet one dumb sheet of tree at a time.
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We tell Eddie she's got a beautiful singing voice ... and Tahjanae wastes no time showcasing her chops.
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Both sides discourage challengers from within, under the premise that competition disrupts party unity and wastes resources.
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The pits, 6.5 miles outside of downtown, contain drilling fluids and refinery wastes dating to the 1940s.
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He wastes away with unrequited lust and finally metamorphoses into a flower, the daffodil (Linnaean genus Narcissus).
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Manikarnika is named Laxmibai after marriage, and the films wastes considerable time establishing her independence and fearlessness.
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You'll no longer need to download an app that just sits on your phone and wastes resources.
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These wastes kill massive numbers of marine animals and degrade their environment while entering the food chain.
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"Being a Beast" wastes no time telling you how to identify nature or become a better person.
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Now the show is back, and it wastes no time establishing that this season will be different.
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In a Big Moves fever, he wastes his idol to save a woman who's barely his ally.
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Environmental matters, including government requirements for Grasberg's management mine wastes known as tailings, need to be resolved.
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This 1960s infrastructure wastes huge amounts of time and can lead to critical delays in information flow.
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Alice wastes no time going to the Blossoms in the dead of night to bring Polly home.
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It also wastes resources as companies battle for their product to meet the zero-rated category criteria.
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Continued disagreement and infighting only perpetuate the system that wastes taxpayer money and rips apart American families.
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Nor was there mention of a historical engineering report warning of "radioactive and poisonous wastes" near housing.
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Juggling that many apps is a lot for employees to manage, and it wastes time, Lee said.
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This kind of racial bias wastes officers' time and resources, which could be spent actually protecting communities.
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The aggressive detention of refugees both injures them and wastes the government's money for no gain whatsoever.
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We now recognize that pursuing anything short of this objective compromises public safety and wastes taxpayer dollars.
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Leann wastes no time in warning Claire that she's too "lily white" for the predominantly Black district.
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The G.O.P., in contrast, wastes fewer votes in the countryside, where Republicans generally win by smaller margins.
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Do you have any idea how much energy our president wastes trying to not say racial slurs?
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Even though Tiger King wastes some of its best material, it's still a hell of a ride.
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But whatever the technology, a supersonic plane unavoidably wastes a lot more fuel than its subsonic competitors.
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I'm one of about half a million Americans whose body wastes are collected in disposable external pouches.
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Heroes among us According to FDA estimates, the United States wastes 30 to 40% of its food.
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Continued disagreement and infighting only perpetuates the system that wastes taxpayer money and rips apart American families.
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"Billing for unnecessary hospital stays wastes federal dollars," Assistant Attorney General Joseph Hunt said in a statement.
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Run-off containing animal wastes can also seep into the water table and contaminate rivers and lakes.
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Germany has such a system in place, and San Francisco composts organic wastes from homes and businesses.
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The average family wastes about 20% of their groceries, so chances are, you're over-purchasing in some way.
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He's merely another person with potential in Tallie's life, potential she wastes as she drowns in her loss.
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It all works out, though, because Jonathan wastes no time in asking her out on a proper date.
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Second, Aunt Edna — and everyone else who wastes their time insulting people on Twitter — doesn't have any money.
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A black hole's information is slowly disappearing when it wastes away — and that's just not supposed to happen!
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Thor looks utterly delighted to see his "friend from work," but Hulk wastes no time charging at him.
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Once baby Andrew is born and declared healthy, Margaret wastes no time asking if it's full steam ahead.
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Why it matters: Plastic bags, bottles and other wastes are causing widespread harm to marine and coastal ecosystems.
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Estimates on how much time meetings wastes range from 25 to 50 percent of our total working hours.
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Medicare wastes more taxpayer dollars than any other program government-wide, with more than $2900 billion lost annually.
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Overfeeding wastes food and lowers margins, while underfeeding means the fish don't grow fast enough to be profitable.
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It oversimplifies complicated issues, like insomnia, anxiety, PTSD, and autism, gives people false hopes, and wastes people's money.
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The film wastes far too much time on workplace plot exposition and far too much time inside SoulCycle.
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"Collectively, this drains 305 billion dollars from our economy and wastes 3.1 billion gallons of fuel," Bhatt said.
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Already, the RFS has been an effective tool in spurring the development of biofuels sourced from crop wastes.
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It wastes too much of your time on things that have no bearing on the mystery you're chasing.
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This not only wastes government time and money, it creates uncertainty and confusion for companies and everyone else.
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Violations involve hazardous operations that expose mine workers, communities and the environment to fumes, dusts and mine wastes.
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I wanted to go out on my own and explore the wastes, not build bases with other people.
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As I wandered the wastes, I got a handle on real-time V.A.T.S. and the new leveling system.
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No, I remember wandering the wastes and exploring the nooks and crannies of a civilization that destroyed itself.
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Colum MacKenzie is back and he wastes no time telling Jamie and Claire that he, too, is dying.
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He wastes no time in kicking her out so the menfolk can scratch their balls and talk politics.
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After all, we've been hearing we're drains on the system and wastes of resources for our entire lives.
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WBEZ estimates that one of those ever-running fountains wastes about 575 gallons of drinking water per day.
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PROCESSED CHEESEBy Stephen Wright Stephen Wright wastes no time in setting up the premise of his new novel.
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Trending down: In 2019, Americans said that social media wastes our time, spreads lies and divides the nation.
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Dr. Chetri and his colleagues trekked along trails, mountain ridges, riverbeds and mountain passes collecting the predators' wastes.
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Thus it mostly wastes its impressive cast, which includes Nicole Kidman, Luke Wilson, Sarah Paulson, and Finn Wolfhard.
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Melting down and reforming mixed plastic wastes creates recycled materials that are inferior in performance to virgin material.
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It wastes money left and right, and Trump wants to throw billions of dollars more on the pile anyhow.
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Luckily, Kate wastes no time calling Olivia out on the bold move, even as Kevin tries to defend it.
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Despite the regional variation, there are four near-universal sources of swear-words: religion, sex, bodily wastes and slurs.
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She then takes a lantern to Remy's room; he wastes no time making room for her in his bed.
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The show wastes no time moving into date number 2, which — if you can believe it — is even weirder.
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The hot water can only absorb so much coffee, so overfilling with grounds only wastes coffee grounds (and money).
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He invites me into his narrow row home and wastes no time finding a corkscrew as we exchange hellos.
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"If you are running a business then bookkeeping is a chore, wastes your time and is boring," adds Fouracre.
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Taurus season wastes no time in letting you know that you have to reconsider whom you're spending time with.
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Pack your own lunch Waiting in line for an (overpriced) salad wastes time when you're up against the clock.
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Hellshire sits downstream from Kingston harbor, where industrial and other wastes over decades made their way into the water.
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Ms. Macdonald (the mother, as it happens, of Keira Knightley) wastes no time plunging into fraught mother-daughter dynamics.
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Fiscal brinksmanship wastes taxpayer dollars, hurts virtually every constituency the federal government touches, and erodes public trust in institutions.
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It wastes a lot of my time and is a major inconvenience, particularly when being searched by border guards.
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Between 2900 and 220006, EPA Region 2202 never considered fire a threat to the radioactive wastes at the landfill.
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Petrov asks to meet with Claire privately and wastes no time in scooting Cathy Durant out of the room.
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Needless to say, when uptight patrons object to his fast tracking, DiBiase wastes no time making threats of violence.
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Though marijuana addiction isn't deadly like opioid addiction or toxic like meth addiction, it still wastes millions of lives.
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The waste toll: The world wastes a garbage truck worth of textiles every second, per the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
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But the Pentagon wastes billions of dollars, and has little oversight or answers on where this wasted money goes.
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The state wastes much of the revenue generated by the registry (now thought to be over $20m a year).
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It has too much power, it wastes too much money and it is in desperate need of major overhaul.
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Sputnik was just a metal capsule, after all, a false image spinning in pointless orbit through the godless wastes.
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The answer to both questions is no so the lunch shaming not only doesn't save money, it wastes food.
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And this is not a group that wastes a lot of time on things that are already baked in.
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Qassem Soleimani wastes their money in places like Lebanon and Syria and Yemen trying to foment goodness knows what.
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HBO's epic does feature a massive border wall, stretching across the border wastes of the fantasy realm of Westeros.
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The war rig, the puffs of colored smoke across blue sky, the grey wastes, the convoy kicking up dust.
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And it's one part of a much bigger problem: The US health care industry wastes $765 billion per year.
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Darla's father Quincy wastes no time talking about how impressive Charley and Nova each are because of all their accomplishments.
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The group sits down for lunch and Snooki, 31, wastes no time interrogating the women, all while complimenting their boobs.
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Chances are, some of your electronic junk ends up here in China, the world's biggest dumping ground for electronic wastes.
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Appearing in the Washington Post, the op-ed wastes no time and dives right into the heart of the issue.
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It wastes no time in introducing the series' main characters, and illustrating the tight-knit nature of this tiny town.
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We are substituting our wells for the natural evaporation process that sends the water into the atmosphere and wastes it.
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She wastes no time berating him, either, scolding Jaime and Cersei for not holding up their end of the bargain.
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Mr Schneiderman, a small man who speaks fast and wastes few words, already understood Mr Trump's capacity for rule-breaking.
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As revenge, the woman's 106-year-old father (Michael Constantine) curses Billy to rapidly lose weight until he wastes away.
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We save all of our organic food wastes, like banana peels and coffee grounds, by putting them in our freezer.
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If the dog just wastes away in front of him, he's going to relive his dad dying all over again.
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It's eclipse season, stargazers — and September wastes no time letting us know that it's time to get down to business.
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This normally costs an exorbitant amount, forces users to tear out their plumbing, and wastes around 80 percent of water.
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This normally costs an exorbitant amount, forces users to tear out their plumbing and wastes around 80 percent of water.
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"It's bad enough when a consumer wastes money on a product that doesn't work," said Miller, the Iowa Attorney General.
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A rag-tag group of people have to set out across the wastes to find a world worth living in.
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The farther out into the wastes you got, the stranger everyone became, the idiosyncrasy rising with distance from other humans.
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When he finally gets his hands on her, he wastes no time starting his nine-month plan all over again.
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Detective Tanner wastes no time in arresting the girls, but it turns out she always knew they would be released.
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According to Kim, the car wash industry wastes 300 million gallons of water, or 38 gallons per car, each day.
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Failing to develop employee skills wastes valuable talent, and providing strong opportunities for growth is known to increase employee retention.
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Traveling across the sand wastes is fun in Mad Max, so we can do more of that in Rage 2.
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In the modern era, royal families can feel like anachronisms at best and colossal, offensive wastes of money at worst.
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Pros: Requires minimal storage space, features built-in shut-off valve, lightweight and flexibleCons: Extending and retracting processes wastes water
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The Sumerians, the Fulani of West Africa, the Norse of the Viking wastes, all had a milk-based creation story.
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The company announced in July that it would store mining wastes using a dry stack system, not in tailings ponds.
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But the spot also wastes no time introducing larger themes that elevate the movie beyond its gunslinger and heist iconography.
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The company announced in July that it would store mining wastes using a dry stack system, not in tailings ponds.
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The Pentagon already wastes about one in five of the taxpayer dollars it receives, according to a Pentagon-commissioned study.
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Those other [companies] save you a lot of time and effort and money, but Facebook wastes your time and effort.
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For the first four years, he did peritoneal dialysis, in which wastes are removed from the blood by a cleansing fluid.
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He, meanwhile, wastes away in the video store, waiting for something new to happen to him, even as time marches on.
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Luke Bryan arrives at a PEOPLE photo shoot before Dierks Bentley, and wastes no time taking advantage of his early entrance.
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But in The Outer Worlds, I'm not a struggling scavenger trying to make my way through the wastes anyway I can.
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They make it inside the safe house, where Raiman wastes no time in shooting everything and everyone that crosses her path.
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For every corner three he creates off a smooth drive-and-kick, he wastes another two possessions with nonsensical shot selection.
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Malaysia has recently halted the renewal of its operating license over concerns about how it handles radioactive wastes at the site.
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" He wastes no time in rounding out the metaphor: "But you know where you belong / At the bottom with everyone else.
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Solid majorities say social media divides Americans, wastes their time, spreads lies and disseminates unfair attacks on public figures and corporations.
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"The tax is higher in the US due to an inefficient health system that wastes a lot of money," said Springmann.
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In Lebanon, they found failures to maintain septic tanks and remove sludge, and the unacceptable mixing of hazardous and organic wastes.
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The food the world wastes accounts for more greenhouse gas emissions than any country except for China and the United States.
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Instead, it is Gertrude who wastes away, despite eating the bread and honey and soft sheep's cheese I place before her.
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I spent a little time in Vault 76 messing with Bethesda-style character creation sliders and ventured forth into the wastes.
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When Andrew visits an escort agency, its brusque manager wastes no time in informing Andrew about the customers' preferences — another rejection.
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Americans tend to be upset around tax time for a basic reason: We broadly believe that the government wastes our money.
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They're dumbfounded, and Dumbledore wastes no time ushering Harry out of the house to begin their fateful journey back to Hogwarts.
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Not only is this cruel, it wastes an enormous amount of taxpayer resources because the tests are slow, expensive and misleading.
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The result has been a self-defeating feedback loop that wastes taxpayer dollars and endangers the welfare of thousands of animals.
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It wastes time when users have to switch between several apps to access information, especially when it&aposs hard to find.
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Unfortunately for taxpayers in these states (such as myself), this lawsuit wastes time and money on a hopeless — and misguided — cause.
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"I hope this guy wastes a lot of money and drops out by the end of the year," tweeted Jamelle Bouie.
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But it is important to emphasize that disruption increases teachers' workloads and wastes lesson time that teachers have carefully prepared for.
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He, too, falls hopelessly in love, unable to touch his mirror image in the water, and like Echo he wastes away.
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This means that buried wastes will be vulnerable to both the long-term melting of the surface and subsurface flow of meltwater.
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But rest assured: Once the mommy duties are taken care of, this crew wastes no time cracking open the Ron-Ron juice.
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The Appalachian wastes are filled with pressure plates, strings, and flame throwers primed to go off if a player trips their switch.
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As the lone wanderers come in from the wastes and begin to rebuild civilization, those who've cheated will have a distinct advantage.
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The back half of "The Walking Dead" season 10 wastes little time in answering your immediate questions from November's mid-season finale.
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As an associate, Bilott was asked to determine which companies contributed which toxins and hazardous wastes in what quantities to which sites.
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There are few bigger wastes than the loss to idleness of hours, days and years by people who would rather be working.
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Dissecting every word from Fed officials wastes time for investors trying to find high quality companies that can dominate a global economy.
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Dissecting every word from Fed officials wastes time for investors trying to find high-quality companies that can dominate a global economy.
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"This behaviour erodes employees' confidence in an organisation that has struggled with improving employee morale and wastes taxpayer dollars," the committee concluded.
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Anti-earmark activists paint them as budget-busting wastes of money that contribute to the deficit, but this is simply not true.
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There's Arturito, a four-year old from Baltimore with TK2900 Mitochondrial DNA Depletion Syndrome, a disease that wastes muscles similar to Parkinson's.
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He pays more attention to holding interest by musical means, wastes less time predicting doom, describing weather, soul states, and ecstatic experiences.
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For the moment, though, we have "Hotel Mumbai," directed by Anthony Maras, which wastes no time in gunning the story to life.
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The country wastes about 400 pounds of food per person, yet one in seven Americans goes hungry each day, one estimate finds.
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Yet the radioactive wastes at the West Lake Landfill came from Latty Avenue, a site the DOE listed under FUSRAP in 85033.
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After all, if a career built on depicting men as totally abject wastes of earthly matter isn't dismantling the patriarchy, what is?
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"The human body is well designed to eliminate wastes and toxins, and a number of organs play a role," Dr. Grendell said.
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Last year, a girl was raped by two wastes of sperm and eggs while they sang the lyrics to our song 'Polly.
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Clearly a detailed but borderline-snarky response combines the worst possible options: It wastes your time, and risks sending an unfriendly message.
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The less the world wastes, the easier it will be to meet the food needs of the global population in coming years.
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"Deep valleys, marshy wastes and high, precipitous rocks" made the neighborhood a late bloomer, development-wise, according to The New York Times.
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And, for those whose household income is now over $100,000 a year, the biggest wastes are dining out, groceries and tech gadgets.
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Mr. Dourson ultimately oversaw a team of scientists conducting risk assessments for the agency's offices of water, solid wastes and air quality.
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It turns out that the best place to find an answer is where no plants can survive: the icy wastes of Antarctica.
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Cracking Democratic voters across districts in which Republicans have small majorities wastes all of the Democratic votes when the Republican candidate wins.
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They've been told that government wastes their money, produces nothing of value, and needlessly robs American workers of their hard-earned pay.
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So if paper plants and sawmills burn residues and wastes that would otherwise quickly decompose, they wrote, that would be carbon neutral.
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The on-demand food company wastes an average of 16 percent of the food it makes, according to internal documents obtained by Bloomberg.
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While the color sets, Thorne wastes no time, doing her makeup right in front of the Snap lens, giving viewers a beauty twofer.
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She is joined on the cast by "Jane the Virgin" favorite Jaime Camil, who wastes no time coming back to TV. Thank goodness.
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For all practical career- and ego-related purposes, crafting a good Tap story and a bad one are equal wastes of my time.
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Movie trailers heavily teased the Harley Quinn and Joker breakup and the film wastes little time getting to the elephant in the room.
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Before Harvey hit, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) secured the sites, shutting down systems and removing chemical wastes, The Post reports.
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In June, a government committee warned that beginning in 2019, old plants would run out of storage space for high-level radioactive wastes.
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Why it matters: For both climate and business purposes flaring contributes to climate change and wastes a product that could be sold commercially.
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In fact, previous research has demonstrated the toxin-absorbing properties of coffee grounds and other food wastes such as eggshells and watermelon rinds.
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It's also what made the entirely optional Hissing Wastes area in Dragon Age: Inquisition feel almost revelatory to me when I played it.
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The EPA said Tesla had failed to comply with air emissions standards for equipment leaks and management requirements for generators of hazardous wastes.
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The result is a film that wastes all the acting talent at hand and doesn't even manage to narrate a half-decent story.
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"I was told gay men are fine because they're funny and have good taste, but lesbian women are wastes of space," she wrote.
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While the centralized manufacturing model stimulates the pursuit for manufacturing efficiency, it also wastes resources as consumers are buying more than they need.
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The country wastes about 400 pounds of food per person, yet one in seven Americans goes hungry each day, according to one estimate.
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The device was planted by a group with links to the Klan, and Lee wastes no time in laying forth the acrid ironies.
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He has seen some candidates begin to solve problems during the onsite interview without clarifying what they've been asked, which wastes valuable time.
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Energy to survive is running low, and so one person from the village you're from must venture into the wastes to find resources.
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But last Friday, one man, playing for the still-wild wastes of Portland, Oregon, a city known for its artisanal woodworking, struck back.
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He wastes no time to prepare another hollowed-out pineapple, but this one is filled with nothing but some juicy-looking chicken pieces.
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Combined, stop-and-go congestion wastes 2.9 billion gallons of fuel and emits 56 billion pounds of carbon dioxide across the United States.
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That she is a cartoon villain — her main objective seems to be to steal the play itself back from Karma — wastes an opportunity.
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The rest of the cast, including the great Stephen Rea, is exemplary, and the movie wastes not a second of its running time.
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But fed-up voters seem ready to upend an industry that saps their finances, wastes their time and doesn't deliver particularly good care.
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Packing many Democrats into a single district, for instance, wastes every Democratic vote beyond the bare majority needed to elect a Democratic candidate.
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"Beyond fairness, the lack of diversity harms the field because it wastes talent," Ms. Yellen said at a Brookings Institution event last week.
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For decades, the G.O.P. and right-wing media have been saying that the government is riddled with fraud and wastes money on handouts.
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To that end, it is moving to help surface mine operators by eliminating protections for Appalachian streams and hamlets inundated by mine wastes.
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The average smoker wastes around 0003 days a year on work smoke breaks, according to Joe Mercurio, Halo's project manager for the study.
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The proposed mandate also includes 5.04 billion gallons of advanced biofuels, like those made from agricultural wastes, up from 4.92 billion in 2019.
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Disenchantment is an unfunny mess, unsure of what it's satirizing, and unfortunately wastes talented voice actors and a rich world on hollow jokes.
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In another story, a creature is monitored through a slot as he wastes away in a room—a room that echoes our world.
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I gathered my courage and dared to ask him what he dreamed, what titanic goal drove him–and us–ever further into the wastes.
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But starting in the 1950s, portions of the area were used to dispose of municipal refuse, industrial wastes and construction debris, the EPA said.
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"Bitcoin mining wastes a lot of electricity," said one Chinese bitcoin trader who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation.
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"What is the relationship between physical states, bodily wastes (even if metaphoric ones) and the horrific?" asks scholar Barbara Creed in The Monstrous-Feminine.
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A recent study by the Auto Insurance Center says the average commuter wastes more than a typical work week stuck in traffic each year.
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As something of a nobody, Cunanan is drawn to the idea of power, and the powerful; he wastes no time in penetrating loftier circles.
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We need to assert that they are good or bad, worth our time or total wastes of it, six months before they even exist.
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A local named Samuel Landry wastes no time in trying to get his hands on the Bordelon land — before Ernest has even been buried.
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For instance, China's biggest internet companies responded with new search features that help people identify which wastes are "wet" (compostable), "dry,, "toxic," or "recyclable.
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The U.S. corporate income tax wastes resources: avoidance distorts business decisions, compliance imposes administrative costs, and very interested parties fight vigorously over its details.
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Each node, with its unique capabilities and stores of knowledge, is a hedge against crisis taking the form of system-wide misallocations and wastes.
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The second season of The Crown wastes no time delving into the tensions in Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's marriage by the mid-1950s.
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"Ghosting is damaging to someone's self-esteem and wastes emotional energy that could be better off invested back in the dating market," Burns says.
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Orphan Black wastes no time getting to the point, and after the dramatic 5 season premiere, we're back in the thick of the action.
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Midway through the dead-hearted new Apple TV+ series "The Morning Show," there's a scene that flirts with the unruly potential the series wastes.
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The film, about deception at a New York radio station, wastes a strong start on a tepid finish Special Correspondents has a scale problem.
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The country is also running out of space for high-level radioactive wastes, but no town has been willing to host a central depository.
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It sounds like the people of Vault 76 were taught it was their duty to resettle the wastes, which could be an interesting premise.
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She has become a symbol, perhaps not of what either side had hoped, but of a hopeless, endless conflict and the lives it wastes.
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Success is even harder than usual when — as at Snap, which fancied itself a camera company — the boss wastes time and resources chasing whims.
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Cracking, or spreading Democratic voters across districts in which Republicans have small majorities, wastes all of the Democratic votes when the Republican candidates win.
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"There is no need for the general public of the city to panic or hoard in order to prevent unnecessary wastes," the command said.
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"Another terrible job-killing rule," Mr. Trump declared at a signing ceremony that struck down the Obama administration's attempt to regulate surface mining wastes.
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Companies like UPS and Amazon prize efficiency above all, and deploying a fleet of drones from a warehouse in the middle of nowhere wastes time.
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Their instrument tests leak chaos into the end of the composition, and Rønnenfelt wastes no time directing his rancor at the casually-seated concert-goers.
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In fact, beef and dairy cattle eat a variety of feeds, such as brewer's yeasts and citrus pulp, that are wastes from other agriculture production.
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He no longer wastes time evacuating the mine during twice-daily blasting and can move the vehicle into areas that might be unsafe for workers.
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Gratz wastes no time in throwing the young men into a Higgins boat — "basically a big metal bathtub," familiar from images of the beach landings.
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Does Kenobi really manage to leave behind a life as a Jedi Knight and general to spend decades as a hermit in the Jundland Wastes?
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"Fleabag" wastes no episodes building impressions, introducing its awful characters with brisk descriptions and allowing more time to be given over to bickering and mishaps.
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It&aposs a total hoax, and it&aposs one of the biggest wastes of taxpayer dollars and time to continue pushing forward in this process.
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The Bio-Bus was designed to run on biomethane gas from "food, sewage and commercial liquid wastes" according to recycling and renewable energy business GENeco.
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The addition of snowboards and snowmobiles introduce a new wrinkle to the game's wide-open mountain environments, offering new ways to explore the snowy wastes.
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Not only is it a pain in the ass to find the right emoji, but it wastes time, especially when there's a very simple fix.
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If he's right, all of this, from the wastes of the Mojave Desert to the night-lit casinos of Reno, will someday be beachfront property.
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Zanisnik has explored and documented the Meadowlands for years, describing them as "the unconscious of New York City," containing its trash and other unattractive wastes.
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Under the new regulations (in Chinese), households and companies must classify their wastes into four categories and dump them in designated places at certain times.
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The EPA's own National Remedy Review Board (NRRB) was critical of how Region 22019 handled its 2008 decision to cap-and-leave the radioactive wastes.
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Hanford had different processes for different wastes — slightly contaminated liquids went into ponds, solid waste was buried, and some gases were released into the air.
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Rather than ensure stability, the State Department's Somalia strategy wastes taxpayer money and promises an Al Qaeda renaissance in the strategically important Horn of Africa.
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"If you are running a business then bookkeeping is a chore, wastes your time and is boring," the Countingup up founder told me last year.
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Please understand: I do not endorse inhumane treatment of farm animals or wanton pollution of the environment with animal wastes and misused antibiotics and pesticides.
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Americans for Prosperity, a group funded by the Kochs, counters that it wastes taxpayer money just as the world is moving toward cleaner, driverless vehicles.
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The Leftovers From the start, one thing that's set "The Leftovers" apart from other TV dramas is that it rarely wastes a minute of airtime.
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We had emerged unscathed from the scorched wastes of Tete and were flying downhill toward the legendary Praia do Bilene beach, on Mozambique's southern coast.
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In the game's Mad Max inspired second area, I discovered a man who claimed to be the leader of the murderous faction ruling the wastes.
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Environmentalists say that water collecting in such mines would produce acidic drainage into groundwater and streams, and a risk of accidental release of toxic wastes.
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Packing a lot of Democrats into a single district, for instance, wastes every Democratic vote beyond the bare majority needed to elect a Democratic candidate.
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Related: On World-Building in the Wastes of Fallout 4 So This Is Why GTA 5 Was Made For PC These Video Games Are Gorgeous
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This is a kleptocratic regime that has stolen billions of dollars and wastes the Iranian people's own money on these proxy wars all across the world.
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Party B wastes only 5 votes in the district it loses, and 5 votes in each of the districts it wins, for a total of 50.
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Hog farm "lagoons" are lined pits that hold hog poop and urine — both nitrogen-rich wastes — before spraying or distributing them through irrigation channels as fertilizer.
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Cronyism, ludicrous tort law, local monopolies by hospitals, and a dense mesh of rules and restrictions create a "cost disease" that wastes $1 trillion a year.
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Bitcoin wastes a lot of energy, preventing so-called Sybil attacks in which an attacker fills the network with computers the attacker controls and wreaks havoc.
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Instead, the developer invests much of the sequel's growth in ideas that didn't work before — and still don't — or needlessly wastes the player's time with busywork.
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RIGHT NOW EVERY CASE THE SEC BRINGS IS SO GRAY AND SO CONVOLUTEDIS SO HARD TO PROVE THAT IT WASTES TAX PAYER MONEY AND ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING.
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It sets them up for more disappointment and wastes time and energy they could be devoting to finding a new and better future for their communities.
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The arrival of and mystery surrounding Jesus is interesting, sure, but I'm just reminded of how many minutes this show wastes on scenes of no importance.
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It wastes no time telling a very specific story about what it's like to meet someone, fall in love, and deal with the consequences of youth.
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And if those wastes consume you, well, it's time to find another chosen one whose unique slate of abilities will be enough to survive the wild.
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As I explored the wastes, listening to the radio, a song came over the airwaves and told me to praise the lord and pass the ammunition.
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"Plastic waste is one of the hardest wastes to recycle," Hai Minh Duong, an associate professor at the university's Department of Mechanical Engineering, told Reuters Television.
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Starting on Halloween, the Doom Marine can sprint through the wastes of low-res mars, using glory kills to punch and kick demons as god intended.
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But it can also be viewed as part of the sexism that reduces girls' and young women's interests to nothing more than frivolous wastes of time.
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Hardware In this deeply weird movie from 1990, Dylan McDermott explores the irradiate wastes beyond a mega-city looking for scrap and finds a strange robot.
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And since we're hanging out inside his head, we get to see both how he uses that intelligence and how he wastes it all too often.
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When someone wastes no time and energy upon reaching the green, and "drains" the golf ball into the golf hole in one shot, they've ONE PUTTED.
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As it is, this English-language debut from the Swedish director Lisa Langseth wastes its skin-crawling setup on an extended wallow in resentment and reconciliation.
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He's got to get his house in order, and he wastes no time neutralizing the two threats to his authority that began percolating during his absence.
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In 2010, Minnesota sued a manufacturer alleging disposal of PFOA containing wastes had leached into the Mississippi River resulting in drinking water contamination for 125,000 residents.
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Cages used to contain fish are flow-through, meaning anything from the pens - excess feed, fish wastes, and any chemicals - can go directly into natural waters.
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A Richard-esque scenario in which your fellow POOLer has no idea what planet he or she is on and thus wastes lots of your time.
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The colonists keep away from there, except for ice harvesters pulling gloomy rotations, and hunters like myself who brave those wastes for fresh meat and sport.
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It's a deliberately old-school western — good guys versus bad guys, no nuance allowed — which is refreshing, in a way, but wastes the talents of the Sutherlands.
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That failure not only wastes time and resources, as doctors scramble to find the right combination of drugs that do work, but also fosters more antibiotic resistance.
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Currently, none of the other major UK supermarkets publish their food waste data so there's no way of knowing exactly how much the sector wastes each year.
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It all plays out against the backdrop of the Alps, where towering rock faces and snowy wastes create a gorgeous natural playground for thrill-seekers to explore.
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Apple says that the headphone jack wastes internal space inside the iPhone, and it's true that the company has crammed every millimeter of the phone with electronics.
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The laws protecting air and water quality and controlling hazardous wastes provide for delegation of federal enforcement to states with programs approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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A bitcoin transaction wastes as much electricity as it takes to power an American home for a week, and legendary coder Bram Cohen wants to fix that.
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A sequel to the series' last two sequels, the new installment wastes no time getting its audience caught up on the alien hunting people for sport premise.
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There is no cure—a sick animal wastes away and eventually dies—and the infectious proteins, called prions, can linger in dirt or on plants for years.
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The old-fashioned incandescent bulb lights a room, but it wastes more than 90 percent of the electricity it uses as heat, which increases our electric bills.
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When an oil company disposes of wastes in open pools that resemble ponds, it kills the migratory birds that land there and are unable to fly out.
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The dwellers of Vault 76—the players themselves—are the first people to venture forth from the irradiated wastes and reclaim civilization from the mutants and fallout.
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Americans pay more for health care than anyone else in the world, and experts estimate that the U.S. system wastes hundreds of billions of dollars a year.
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This is particularly noteworthy considering that the average executive wastes six weeks a year retrieving misplaced items due to messy desks, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The show wastes no time jumping back into its story, so consider rewatching last season's finale before heading back to the sometimes bizarre world of West Covina.
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"The ball traveled so high that it almost became lost in the thick haze that hovered over the desert wastes of Clifton," The Passaic Daily News rhapsodized.
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It wastes so much time hammering its biographical bullet points and tunestack into place, despite logic or chronology, that it never seems to notice the unintelligible result.
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So we keep going, across prairies, over the Rocky Mountains, through Utah's Martian wastes, then Nevada's bleak Basin and Range, as untold millions of years slip past.
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"Canada has victimized us and disregarded our right as a party to the convention the moment they illegally shipped their wastes to our lands," the group said.
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Unlike previous White Walker confrontations, this was a true song of ice and fire, complete with frozen wastes, dragon fury, undead hordes, flaming swords and breathtaking outerwear.
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In addition to the physical risks, swatting also wastes law enforcement time and money — some cases have cost police departments as much as $100,000, Ms. Clark said.
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Shreve wastes little time getting to the fire itself, which arrives as a reddish glow on the western horizon before the end of the book's first quarter.
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But women's voices, during a spring as cold as this one Thrive below the blades, Blooms in the poorest of soils, Women's voices — Wastes no time flowering.
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" Administrators have a specific question: "Can you do something about the jungle of red tape that wastes money on overhead that could instead be spent on students?
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Turn the sandy wastes and generic grasslands into anything more, what's expected of games today, and, yes, there'll be a warmness, a richness, to this world of giants.
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"Samsung Electronics is stepping up in addressing society's environmental issues such as resource depletion and plastic wastes," said Gyeong-bin Jeon, head of Samsung's Global Customer Satisfaction Center.
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Asia's fourth-largest economy has plans to build 11 more nuclear reactors by 2029, putting it under pressure to come up with measures to handle mounting nuclear wastes.
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"It really becomes a situation of waiting until the ice sheet has melted down to almost expose the wastes that anyone should advocate for site remediation," said Colgan.
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Buried under all of this—the overwhelming scale of the wastes, the environmental indifference to the past, the cruelty of the storms—there is a central, ironic exception.
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"I hate it, I really do ... it gets in the way of how we do our business and just wastes time" said Scottish National Party lawmaker Pete Wishart.
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The A.V. Club's A.A. Dowd wastes no time in briefing you on the basic facts of the movie: This is not the X-Men franchise you once knew.
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Free Fire Ben Wheatley's latest misfire wastes a bunch of good actors (Brie Larson, Sharlto Copley, Cillian Murphy and Armie Hammer) and is hamstrung by a goofy tone.
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Looking out over the wastes and starting out the next mission, I realized that STALKER wasn't teaching me to do something else, to use my skills or actions.
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In December, Malaysia's Energy and Environment ministry required Lynas, the only rare earths producer outside of China, to remove the accumulating radioactive wastes to qualify for a renewal.
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Screenshot: AppleThe Chrome Touch Bar wastes a considerable amount of space replicating onscreen browser functions, like the back, forward, and refresh buttons—not to mention the address bar.
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For all its oddball aliens and fantastical technology, the most unbelievable thing about Men in Black: International is just how thoroughly it wastes Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth.
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By serving unhealthy food a school gives a stamp of approval to its consumption and wastes what could otherwise be a great opportunity to teach children about nutrition.
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By 2030, it plans to use wastes and residues and replace some crude oil as feedstock for those refineries and is currently developing technology to realize this goal.
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Holding everyone up in such circumstances, while you rummage around for your laptop, wastes vital seconds and has a knock-on effect as those behind you are delayed.
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With so many ideas in play, Flanagan occasionally lingers on the wrong moments and wastes energy on yet another feeding scene when we've got bigger fish to fry.
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This idea was roughly implemented in South Africa in 2010, when the GreenCape Waste Programme was developed to turn wastes into resources by adding value to the materials.
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Five years later, due to the discovery that radium was leaving the site, the EPA chose to remove the radioactive wastes at a cost of over $57 million.
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Countless hours wasted In the report from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, researchers determined the average American commuter wastes 2010 extra hours a year in traffic delays.
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Victims often think that they have been cursed by God, and they are afraid to eat or drink because then the wastes will start trickling down their legs.
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While everyone wastes away in traffic over Labor Day weekend, you could be spending your three-day mini-vacation doing something much more worthwhile: catching up on sleep.
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That means producing the same amount of electricity requires more coal and the mining wastes, land degradation, diesel train exhaust, and coal ash ponds that come with it.
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But Finley's financial predicament is relative in terms of actual hardship and access to power, and she wastes no time moving into Shane's new mansion in the hills.
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"Behind the White Glasses," an effusive portrait of the Italian director Lina Wertmüller, the subject of a retrospective at the reopened Quad Cinema, wastes no time turning polemical.
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The Count purposely slows the deal down so that Harker is forced to stay and become his unwitting prey, and Dracula slowly becomes stronger as Harker wastes away.
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"I regret that without sustained, predictable appropriations, my presence here today wastes your time, because no strategy can survive without the funding necessary to resource it," Mattis said.
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"It is not possible to wait like this, while the regime delegation wastes time without achieving anything," said Salim al-Muslat, spokesman for the opposition High Negotiations Committee.
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Make a habit of eating three frogs before you check your e-mail because e-mail is a major distraction that enables procrastination and wastes precious mental energy.
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The Star Wars fanzine Jundland Wastes, which ran from 1981 to 1983, documented numerous instances of fans complaining that Lando was unnecessarily demonized and ignored by the fandom.
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The shift in setting—from desert wastes to a catalog of planets, moons, asteroids, and space stations—doesn't feel like it adds much to the core of the experience.
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"Once the site transitions from net snowfall to net melt, it's only a matter of time before the wastes melt out; it becomes irreversible," noted Colgan in a statement.
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As that wastes fuel, Vasquez said a better solution is to inform pilots of fuel-saving shortcuts on a route that have typically been granted by air traffic controllers.
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Virtually all the quakes are the result of slippage in faults that have effectively been lubricated by watery wastes from oil and gas production that have been pumped underground.
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After what seems like 90 seconds of sweet but not particularly interesting conversations with both women, he wastes no time in dumping Whitney, abandoning her with the beach-bed.
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But it will be equally sad if Clinton wastes the opportunity of a potentially substantial victory, achieved with some Republican votes, to rebuild the political center in this country.
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I've definitely found myself out in the wastes of the Gerudo Desert or the snowy peaks of the Hebra Mountains and wished for some manner of fast travel beacon.
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In the last year, Oklahoma has been more aggressive about controlling underground disposal of oil wastes, and the number of earthquakes that people could feel has been slowly declining.
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They hate political games, they care about the truth, and they get angry when elected leadership wastes time trying to fool them instead of working to serve the people.
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Still, the rise in quakes tracks the increase in oil and gas wastes produced since a wave of fracking wells began operating in the middle of the last decade.
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Case in point: Both Monster Hunter World and Horizon Zero Dawn's new Frozen Wastes DLC were at this show, but neither have my attention as much as this remake.
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That kind of outcome wastes vintners' time and money, and it's one they're looking to avoid as wildfires become a matter of course during the hot, dry summer months.
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"Any political solution that solidifies the pillars of the regime or reproduces it wastes the sacrifices, betrays the blood and aborts the blessed revolution that is six years old."
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Matty wastes no time, as potatoes are boiled, mashed with cream and butter, and baked for 20 minutes on high heat, which you can do while the turkey rests.
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This series has bucked a number of trends, from prequel series typically being wastes of time to cash-grab revivals of franchises thought to be dead usually falling flat.
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To be fair to the film, Bohemian Rhapsody hardly wastes time on characterization at all; there's almost no onscreen interiority in the film, despite star Rami Malek's best efforts.
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Money bail makes us all less safe and wastes millions of tax dollars on the unnecessary incarceration of people who can be safely supervised in the community before trial.
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It now includes significant numbers of police executives and prosecutors, who say our tendency to over-criminalize and over-punish wastes money and human potential without making us safer.
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The result is that the CPU wastes some cycles performing unnecessary calculations, but performs chains of commands much faster than if it waited to process them one after the other.
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"If the ice melts, the camp's infrastructure, including any remaining biological, chemical, and radioactive wastes, could re-enter the environment and potentially disrupt nearby ecosystems," the University of Zurich said.
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Ford also has a system that rates you on a 231 percent scale for your braking score; it's calculated based on how often you hard brake, since that wastes fuel.
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Rich cities still have a long way to go too: London wastes 30% of its water through leaks, equivalent to a bathful a day for every household, by one estimate.
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Sure, Jaime wastes no time whipping the Frey forces into shape, but Blackfish promises the Lannister only bloodshed and loss will await him should he try to take the castle.
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As voltages go up, to push the current farther, AC employs (and thus wastes) an ever-increasing amount of energy in the task of squeezing its alternations through the line.
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But in an economy built on production cycles that run to the minute, and where storing stock wastes time and money, warehousing is in short supply and prices are rising.
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Just Go to Bed, AlreadySometimes Chichester does get stuck finishing paperwork late at night, but she hardly ever wastes time parked in front of the TV or endlessly refreshing Facebook.
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President Obama on Tuesday used his State of the Union address to reiterate his argument for closing the prison, which he says wastes taxpayer money and inflames anti-American sentiments.
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And while the odds are stacked against players winning — your chance is 1 in about 302 million — the IRS wastes no time getting a slice of every big lottery win.
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Sansa summarily proves to be the good and kind ruler she's been looking for (and I can't wait to see these two wandering the wintry wastes and knocking heads together).
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Thune said the issue should be resolved by Congress, not the FCC, and that Markey's proposal only wastes time because it is so unlikely to be approved by the House.
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The EPA said in a statement that Tesla will take specific steps to properly manage hazardous wastes at its factory after unannounced inspections in 2017 to its Fremont, California factory.
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The only downside is Alexa doesn't always display any information on the screen, which makes it inferior to an Echo Show or Google Home Hub, and honestly, wastes the display.
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We know there's plenty of fat — unneeded spending that wastes Americans' tax dollars and compromises our security — but without an audit we lack a comprehensive guide of where to trim.
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LanzaTech, which has offices in Illinois, has developed a process which it says converts "carbon rich wastes and residues" produced by industries like steel manufacturing into fuel and chemical products.
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A company wastes up to ten years and $100 million dollars in fees to obtain the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) permits necessary to conduct research into critical advanced nuclear technologies.
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Numerous lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have since spoken out against such an event, saying it wastes valuable time and dollars during a period of already constrained budgets.
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The Appalachian wastes are vast enough that a player can avoid their fellow humans if they want to, and that's what I plan to do when I start Fallout 76.
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"The oil and gas industry wastes more than 9 million metric tons of methane pollution annually, which is enough to power over 6.5 million homes in one year," he said.
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That same reporter wastes no time in cornering Durant, who's been rounding up delegates with Frank, and asking her to address rumors that Claire did all the work with Petrov.
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In general, moving very large volumes of water relatively slowly, as a fish's tail or a diver's flippers do, wastes less energy than having to swiftly accelerate very small amounts.
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"I try to pay as little tax as possible and I've said that for the last two years, I fight very hard because this country wastes our money," Trump said.
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In recent years, proposals have been floated to send balloons, boats and even a submarine to Titan to check out whatever chemistry might be going on in its frigid wastes.
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His oversight of the Buffalo desegregation overlapped with a lawsuit over Occidental's responsibility for cleaning long-disposed chemical wastes at the Love Canal landfill, one of America's worst environmental disasters.
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Leakage of stored nuclear wastes during future millennia might occur, but the worst- case scenario is that such leakage is at least a century and probably thousands of years away.
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For all her putative capacity to drive strong men mad with longing, however, she is eventually obliged to look on helplessly as Drogo wastes away and dies, perhaps from boredom.
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I haven't talked about his bruises or the raw patches the straps of his backpack carve into him as he trots atom bombs, living tissues, and tchotchkes across the wastes.
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Related: Modder 'girlplaysgame' Talks Reshaping Video Games Build It Before You Break It: On World-Building in the Wastes of Fallout 4 Everything You Know About 'Fallout 3' Is a Lie
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When Ben Simon learned the US wastes 70 million pounds of food each year, he set out to save some from rotting in dumpsters and make some money in the process.
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The process of playing the game, then, is one of wandering the wastes looking for particular groups of enemies that look like they would go down easily underneath your robot horde.
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Most notably, Hurricane Floyd in 1999 caused massive overflows, with farm wastes expected to seep into the water supply into the following spring, the New York Times reported at the time.
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Designers of the policy envisioned corn ethanol leading initial growth in biofuel sales, followed by more advanced biofuel varieties that would be made from grasses or crop wastes rather than food.
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The president should withdraw from the Open Skies treaty and redeploy the hundreds of millions of dollars the Pentagon wastes on the flights and equipment to increase U.S. combat power. pic.twitter.
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It wastes a lot of energy—not to mention birds—if you have teams of workers slaughtering storm petrels, drying them, sticking wicks down their throats, and delivering them to markets.
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The Wastes are vast, and crossing them involves the passing of minutes plodding across endless sands interrupted only occasionally by points of interest defined only by my own interest in them.
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And here the President, you know, wastes time and goes and speaks about a presidential race of which he's not a part of," Eric Trump said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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Related: The Creators of 'Rick and Morty' Told Us the Secret to Comedy 'Rick and Morty' Adds 20 New Worlds to Instagram On World-Building in the Wastes of Fallout 4
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But no, Natasha ends up at the opera house, where Helene wastes no time circling in on her like a shark while her brother Anatole undresses Natasha with his beady eyes.
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But they wouldn't cut the cost of railroading it a thousand miles, storing it in stockpiles, pulverizing it, burning it, treating the exhaust, cooling the water and disposing of the wastes.
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"See" takes some surprising narrative risks with time that make sure the plot doesn't get bogged down and the show wastes no time in getting to the heart of its story.
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Too leaden for farce and too bland for satire, Lisa Addario and Joe Syracuse's "Dear Dictator" wastes a potential gold mine of culture-clashing silliness on worn, high school movie clichés.
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While in York, the charity Chaffinch urges city residents to recycle plastic wastes to raise funds for free school meals and provision of health-care costs to families in Kibera, Kenya.
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The major reason we aren't getting what we pay for is because the federal government wastes billions that should be spent on roads and bridges on unnecessary projects and costly regulations.
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He wastes only enough energy on the setup to allow the plot to stagger forward and introduce his thematic concerns: If you knew your future, would you try to revise it?
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Throwing out food wastes the water, energy and fuel needed to grow, store and transport it, campaigners say, while discarded food ends up in landfills where it rots, releasing harmful greenhouse gases.
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President Trump threatened that if a Democrat-led House "[wastes] Taxpayer Money investigating us...we will likewise be forced to consider investigating them...at the Senate level" in a Wednesday morning tweet.
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The narrative follows main mutants Borman and Dux—an anthropomorphic boar and duck, respectively—as they explore the irradiated wastes of a region called The Zone in search of a mythical Eden.
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Alain Corbin, a history professor, writes from his refuge in the Sorbonne, and Erling Kagge, a Norwegian explorer, from his memories of the wastes of Antarctica, where both have tried to escape.
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Now, the world is a smoking ruin, and strange forces (like a little Russian girl in a white dress who wanders through hell) are trying to carve out dominance in the wastes.
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But while a forty-five minute shower might be great for your mind—if not your skin—it also wastes about 225 gallons of water, or five gallons of water per minute.
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Yet to avoid enormous wastes of capital that could fund more worthy and impactful businesses, VCs will have to dig deeper than what sounds like a big idea from a smart team.
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Only taking a cold shower can strengthen your body's parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems, increase proper circulation of blood through your body, and contract your muscles to eliminate toxins and poisonous wastes.
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Set in Berlin in the 1930s, the first episode that Howard directed wastes no time leaping into the minutiae of Einstein's personal life as society around him drifts unavoidably toward global conflict.
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Asking American troops to police Afghanistan forever is no guarantee against future terror attacks — on the contrary, it wastes limited defense resources on a project is strategically useless if not downright counterproductive.
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"Before Buttigieg wastes time on a presidential campaign, he should focus on his town's sea of potholes and sky-high crime rate," said Michael Ahrens, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee.
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The show wastes way too much energy on showcasing what a take-no-shit badass she is, for no apparent reason beyond proving how much she doesn't care about your opinions, man.
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Fabrizia Lanza, a curator and gastronomist who runs a cooking school in the Sicilian countryside, wastes no time in answering my question about the major similarities between Sicilian and southern Italian cuisine.
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Hakeem (Bryshere Gray) wastes no time peeing on the proverbial tree by swapping Lucious' face with his own for the new logo of the rebranded Empire with Hakeem as the new CEO.
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In fact, where food wastes are a major source, as they are in New York City, renewable natural gas can be carbon-free or even net carbon-negative over its life cycle.
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The beta for Fallout 76 has arrived on the Xbox One and players are finally free to roam the wastes and see how developer Bethesda's first big multiplayer game is shaping up.
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Saunders's memoir is an attempt to declare herself before her mind wastes away — and to analyze her dementia as dispassionately as possible, in the cool manner that a herpetologist might a snake.
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But in this story, he's also actually there, a fact the movie wastes no time establishing; sometimes, it even seems more preoccupied with fitting in cool horror scenes than with building tension.
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BP and corporate giants including Unilever announced a new consortium Thursday that aims to transform "difficult to recycle" plastic wastes into materials that can be repeatedly used to make high-quality packaging.
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Most Americans don't know that Medicare wastes more money than any other government program – in fact losing $2628 billion in taxpayer dollars due to improper billing during the past three years alone.
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The inadvertent killer of a meddling missionary who insults his wife (the French-Japanese actress and nightclub performer Yoko Tani), he has to go on the lam through the Arctic's snowy wastes.
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Since then it has received others for handling hazardous wastes, monitoring water quality and cleaning lead from a firing range at West Point, and for monitoring drinking water at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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The GOP's Donald Trump freak-out "If he wastes time settling scores, or responding to what he thinks to be criticism, then you're just wasting an opportunity to deliver a message," said Rep.
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Kourtney Kardashian Tells Scott Disick She's Pregnant with Their Third Baby Kourtney wastes no time in delivering the big news to her then-boyfriend, doing so while sitting on her closet floor. 6.
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With this project, the younger Knowles sister gathers us all around the centerpiece of many families, the table, and wastes no time in explicitly spelling out her emotions over the past four years.
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Solving complex problems The project solves the problem of waste disposal with fish farming (aquaculture) by channeling the organic wastes as irrigation to act as fertilizer for the cultivation of the Salicornia plants.
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And while the odds of winning it are stacked against players, the IRS — and often the state where you live — wastes no time getting at least a slice of every big lottery win.
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ENSCONCED between Lake Michigan, Lake Huron and Lake Erie, Michigan is surrounded by the Great Lakes region, the biggest supply of fresh water in the world, not counting the frozen wastes of Antarctica.
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The processes of industrialization, which involve dredging and drilling of the ocean floor and the release of oils and other toxic wastes into the water, has had a devastating effect on the bay.
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The Department of Defense (DOD) wastes billions on projects totally unrelated to defense, like research on fish behavior and whether men holding guns are perceived to be more masculine than those holding tools.
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But, criminally, the show wastes Aniston, whose Alex is a seething phony whom we seem meant to feel for, based solely on the fact that she's accessorized with Aniston's halo of vulnerable warmth.
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As euphoria in capital markets takes hold, predatory pricing scheme come to entirely wastes capital on money losing enterprises, and eventually these companies become Soviet-style generators of white elephants and self-dealing.
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Kelly Luce's first novel (which follows an acclaimed collection of stories, "Three Scenarios in Which Hana Sasaki Grows a Tail") is set mostly in Japan, and it wastes no time grabbing our attention.
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" At Variety, Caroline Framke wrote that "the series wastes its potential, showing so little insight or movement that watching Camping becomes nearly as unpleasant as it is for the characters living through it.
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Only the elderly remain robust — none more guiltily than Yoshiro, who is raising his great-grandson, the impossibly, almost unbearably sweet Mumei, who grows kinder and more tolerant as his body wastes away.
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Each decade, we lose ten per cent of the world's sea-grass meadows and dump some four billion tons of heavy metals, solvents, toxic sludge, and other industrial wastes into the world's waters.
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A few hot Apple deals are already out of stock, and switching tabs to compare prices wastes precious shopping time — so we've pulled out all the best Black Friday Apple deals for you.
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After I'd neutralized the threats, I spent an entire day carrying the assorted loot back and forth to vendors across the wastes and converting it into bottle caps— Fallout's coin of the realm.
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The resolution means contaminated and most mixes of plastic wastes will require prior consent from receiving countries before they are traded, with the exceptions of mixes of PE, PP and PET, according to WWF.
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In this video from the University of California Los Angeles, we get to tour a lab that's exploring ways to turn protein wastes like sewage, manure, and plant matter into useful products like biofuel.
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But as the new trailer reveals, he's instead asked to become a nanny to her problem-child daughter Gabby (Frankie Hervey), who wastes no time doing everything in her power to make him quit.
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Going toe-to-toe with Darth Maul in melee combat or commanding ground troops to retake ships is thrilling, but the package's clunky, cluttered setup presentation wastes too much time in drawing in players.
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Although households and businesses produce somewhat less rubbish in tough economic times, the decline in volume is usually only a percentage point or two, says Mr Parker of the National Solid Wastes Management Association.
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In the last few moments of the episode, Melisandre quietly walked out of the castle gates to her death in the frozen wastes, rather than be executed by Davos Seaworth for her previous mistakes.
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The movie's biggest failure in this regard is the way it wastes its lead, actress Shailene Woodley, a promising young performer who has given over years of her career to a second-rate endeavor.
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Envipro Holdings, which recycles metal scrap and industrial wastes, jumped to its daily limit of 675 yen, a 17.4 percent increase, after saying it will launch a recycling business of secondary lithium-ion batteries.
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The boy's mother said that the investigation and the legal proceedings were all Super Sized wastes of time—and also she said there's no way her kid fired a fry at a stranger's face.
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Featuring members of Makthaverskan, the group follow-up their 2015 debut Last Forever (which featured their breakout single "Swirl") with a lean nine-song collection that rarely wastes a moment or a fuzz pedal.
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While Trump wastes his time and ours on social media, Obama uses his position for diplomacy and human rights, turning the eyes of the world toward Kenya, whose people want peaceful and fair elections.
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"What critics said: "For a show about the hospitality industry, 'The Guest Book' is remarkably ungenerous, and wastes a cast that includes fine actors like Danny Pudi, Stockard Channing, Aloma Wright, and Garret Dillahunt.
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"What critics said: "For a show about the hospitality industry, The Guest Book is remarkably ungenerous, and wastes a cast that includes fine actors like Danny Pudi, Stockard Channing, Aloma Wright, and Garret Dillahunt.
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Criminalizing poverty and homelessness doesn't solve any underlying problem, and in fact makes the situation worse and wastes community public resources that could be used to address the underlying causes of poverty and homelessness.
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Even though the landscape in the Wastes is unchanged in its new Master Rank version, it feels darker than the last time I was here, as if the shadows had gained an extra dimension.
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The actress and comedian Wanda Sykes wastes no time in her first Netflix special; She opens by saying that if anyone voted for President Trump and came to see her, they made another mistake.
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The United States wastes plenty of money on highways, too, and there always seems to be enough money for another cruise missile or stealth bomber, so why should we nickel-and-dime transit projects?
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Some of the spinal damage is caused by amniotic fluid, which turns increasingly toxic to the exposed nerve tissue as the pregnancy progresses and the fetus passes more and more wastes into the fluid.
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But safety-net programs like Head Start, Food Stamps and Medicaid, devised in the 1960s and 1970s, were intended to shrink this gap, even as conservatives reflexively dismissed those efforts as wastes of money.
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"We also find it offensive that at a time when millions of families can't afford to put food on the table, this bill wastes $1.375 billion on the pointless, immoral border wall," they added.
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While elsewhere in the world naturalists were studying bears by tranquilizing them and putting trackers on them, or doing chemical analysis of their blood and bodily wastes, Mr. Russell wanted no part of that.
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The A.C.L.U., which supports legalization in New Jersey, claims that the state "wastes more than $143 million per year to enforce our marijuana possession laws" based on an analysis of federal data they conducted.
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Rhyming over the classic 2Pac and Snoop Dogg "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted" beat, Megan comes off strong and wastes no time addressing her haters while reiterating why she's among the best in the game.
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The average zombie apocalypse narrative goes something like this: People are living life, then the zombies come, and then those people realize that it's a war of all against all out there in the wastes.
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In addition to the wastes from the irradiated ships, the site is also contaminated with radioactive paint used to make deck markers and devices glow, fuels and pesticides, and radioactive materials used in lab experiments.
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In its haste to set up the next chapter (and having finished the game, I can tell you there is going to be a next chapter), it wastes a lot of this game's precious time.
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There are Netflix-like categories to help you parse the catalog, though AT&T wastes some space hyping its original content that very few people will ever see — except for that Taylor Swift show, obviously.
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Using and recharging existing lithium-air batteries wastes a huge amount of energy because the process involves changing the oxygen from a gaseous state into what is, in essence, a solid, and then back again.
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The Institute for Science and International Security think-tank, headed by a former IAEA inspector, said one of the secret concessions exempted unknown quantities of low-enriched uranium contained in liquid, solid and sludge wastes.
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Throwing out food wastes the water, energy and fuel required to grow, store and distribute it, campaigners say, while discarded food ends up in landfill where it rots, releasing climate-changing gases such as methane.
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Though Ms. Wohl hints that Larry's dour message will eventually become crucial to the story, she wastes so much time on tepid satire that when she tries to make the big turn it's too late.
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From film to film, playing a variety of characters, she moves through industrial wastes and high-rise developments, night life and factory work, love and crime, wielding her individuality as a shield and a weapon.
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For example, Walmart has quietly been making efforts to manage its supply chain, its wastes and its truck fleet sustainably — partly, but only partly, because it discovered that it can save money by doing so.
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If you're like most people (ahem), you can probably relate: The average American worker wastes around 50 minutes at work every day, according to a study last year from the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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In just the two decades following the political decisions that have blocked storage of nuclear power wastes in Yucca Mountain Nevada the risks of serious health impacts from global climate change have become increasingly evident.
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A lifetime of extremely stiff defense and Grade A on- and off-court eccentricity has been abandoned to the wastes of basketball history, left to decompose with the rest of the marginal and the forgotten.
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For instance, in our 22015-district plan above, Party A wastes 227 votes in the one district it wins, and 250 votes each in the nine districts it loses, for a total of 450 wasted votes.
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The second season already wastes zero time in throwing Sunny into a fantastic and brutal fight scene that feels like a cross between the stylistic violence of Kill Bill and the creative stuntwork of Jackie Chan.
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He's suddenly buff and still as charismatic as ever, but the film wastes Evangeline Lilly in building their chemistry and saving all her cool solo stuff (one presumes) for 2018's Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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On Monday, the state Corporation Commission asked well operators in a Connecticut-size patch of central Oklahoma to reduce by 40 percent the amount of oil and gas wastes they are injecting deep into the earth.
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Nick wastes no time reminding us all he's the original swag man ... and we gotta say he's right ... dude's gone by the nickname "Swaggy P" for the last couple of years, it's kinda been his thing.
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While one half shows wildlife, from caribou to a school of cisco, calmly swimming, the other shows a coal burning plant, an iron ore, and the slimy wastes of mines, among other traces of detrimental industries.
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To her, "Love in the Time of Cholera," García Márquez's chronicle of late love, is now a different book: Particularly troubling is Florentino Ariza's predatory philandering while he waits and wastes decades for his true love.
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In recent days, we've seen the people of Iran rise up to refute the propaganda that Soleimani was a beloved general and unequivocally condemn a corrupt government that wastes billions on terror adventurism around the world.
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It also wastes vast amounts of energy: Last year in Texas, venting and flaring in the Permian Basin oil field alone consumed more natural gas than states like Arizona and South Carolina use in a year.
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One of his sons, Thomas (Dean-Charles Chapman), though hardly old enough to be in long pants, wears shining armor, while the other son, Hal (Timothée Chalamet), is a slouch who wastes his life in roistering.
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Now, our President wastes his time in the Oval Office demanding for people to be fired, shows to be canceled and policing anyone who uses their First Amendment right when they do not agree with him.
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Noguchi's set pieces, including a tall-backed chair and long bench, incorporated Shaker silhouettes; Copland's sweeping score wastes no note in its spare orchestration; and Graham's distinctive, full-body collapses contrast with the heavy, Shaker-inspired costumes.
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To get straight to the point, Ciatti said that idling your car in the cold not only wastes fuel, but it's also stripping oil from critical components that help your engine run, namely the cylinders and pistons.
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Make time for hobbies Your old hobbies may seem like frivolous wastes of time in this dark new world we're entering, but doing something creative or calming can have a huge effect on your state of mind.
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As with Fury Road, the tone and pace are set instantly; Fury Road wastes no time in setting up the chase that dominates the movie, and Doom does the same when introducing its brutal brand of combat.
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Like it or not, basic math will soon require a difficult conversation about the nation's largest programs, and we should be encouraged to see steps in the meantime that bring sunlight to the myriad ways government wastes.
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Why it matters: Plastic bags, bottles and many other wastes are causing widespread harm to marine and coastal ecosystems — and as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development report reminded us, the problem is getting worse.
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According to a new report on food and farming from the RaboDirect bank, Australia wastes up to $24 billion AUD worth of food annually, and the worst offenders are those midweek takeaway-ordering, food fad-following Millennials.
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It also violates America's values and wastes precious taxpayer resources on returning people to incarceration -- too often unjustly -- instead of increasing community safety by investing in education, health care, and substance abuse treatment for those in need.
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Natali wastes no time parking Cal (Avery Whitted) and his pregnant sister, Becky (Laysla De Oliveira), outside a field in Kansas, where they respond to the cries of a little boy who is lost in the grass.
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"Those who stand on the right-hand side tend to use every second step, whilst those who walk are likely to take three steps per person, which wastes space," the consultants, Shivam Desai and Lukas Dobrovsky, wrote.
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" And after washing her face with "just soap and water to wake myself up," she wastes no time getting herself to her first – yes, first – workout of the day because she doesn t "have time to be leisurely.
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The next, though, I'd be frowning at the way I could only teleport across the wastes of 23rd century Massachusetts, using the left-hand controller to point at a spot and zoom there rather than running or sneaking.
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From dense cities to rolling countryside, dusty wastes to smaller settlements, everything sparkles with the kind of visual quality you expect from a game that's technically been in development for ten years, but you're never guaranteed to get.
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Ian Howat, the project's principal investigator and a professor of earth sciences at Ohio State University, and Paul Morin, of the University of Minnesota, used data from a constellation of polar orbiting satellites to image the frozen wastes.
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I want you to know that I see your face when someone parks over the line in a crowded parking lot and wastes a whole second spot, and I know your scowl isn't really about the parking space.
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Many faculty members — especially at schools where the teaching load is heavy and resources few — have become eager participants in what experts call academic fraud that wastes taxpayer money, chips away at scientific credibility, and muddies important research.
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At the original Souvla, the counter is just inside the front door, so a line invariably spills onto the sidewalk, a neat marketing trick that also means the restaurant wastes little of its rented space on waiting customers.
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But what will actually happen this weekend remains in doubt: There have already been serious economic ramifications and dramatically broken partnerships, amid mounting concerns that any planned Area 51 celebrations are nothing more than elaborate wastes of time.
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It is clear that the industry needs to take a close look at upstream dams, to establish strict international standards for the way they are built and inspected and to study alternative ways to dispose of their wastes.
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The average house or office building constructed today is required to have better windows and insulation than the drafty old buildings we used to put up, so that a new building wastes far less energy over its lifetime.
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He argued that currently the company is, in his opinion, "super inefficient" and that it "wastes tons of time and money" — which could change if its market share across industries like search and advertising were challenged with a breakup.
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" According to the National Weather Service, a radiological hazard warning could be issued in a number of different circumstances, including the "theft of a radioactive isotope" or an "accident which may involve nuclear weapons, nuclear fuel, or radioactive wastes.
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Oklahoma was rocked Wednesday night by two of the state's largest earthquakes in recent years, further fueling scientists' concern that the continued burial of oil and gas wastes in seismically active areas was courting a much more powerful earthquake.
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Every year, Canada wastes more than $30 billion worth of food, a big chunk of which consists of food retailers throwing out perfectly edible food which is either close to expiring or simply not pretty enough for picky consumers.
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SIPRE was created to help the army manage its troops in those frozen wastes—to research the properties of snow and ice so that men and women deployed to the far north could fight better, move better, work better.
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In addition to the issue of bureaucracy, a few examples of the other ways the Pentagon wastes our money underscore the point of the need to keep a much closer eye on the Pentagon's use of our tax dollars.
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Debating the weaknesses and strengths of any new health coverage bill is necessary, but debating them by trotting out these and other health care myths as some kind of viable alternative option wastes our time and misleads public expectations.
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The situation is so bad that the US Environmental Protection Agency recently revealed some desperate citizens are trying to break into wells at hazardous wastes sites just to get water, even though the water there is unsafe to drink.
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"Ad Astra's" biggest fault is that it severely wastes the talent of Liv Tyler and reduces her to nothing more than a pretty face that appears in some momentary flashbacks playing in McBride's mind for most of the film.
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The process wastes between 30 cents and 85033 cents of every monetization dollar, substantively restricting the ability of the United States to help starving refugees and broken communities rife for Islamic State recruitment efforts in Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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Just recently released to the public, the NRRB's 2013 document indicates that Region 7 did not consider available technology used at other radioactive sites for the removal of the radioactive wastes, which the NRRB said could be done safely.
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Facing a six-year barrage of increasingly large earthquakes, Oklahoma regulators are effectively ordering the state's powerful oil-and-gas industry to substantially cut back the underground disposal of industry wastes that have caused the tremors across the state.
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The company has also been criticized for under-age workers, improper disposal of hazardous wastes, injury to workers required to clean iPhone screens with a toxic chemical, and fatal industrial accidents resulting from the failure to address known hazards.
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Patients also should make sure any facility they visit for such procedures follows universal safety precautions, such as "handwashing, and wearing gloves, wearing masks when appropriate, disposing of waste appropriately including blood-related wastes," among other precautions, he said.
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"Every time the president goes on a Twitter rant he either alienates people whose votes he needs, wastes time that should be spent building a public case for his policies or gives Democrats something to hammer," said the source.
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"The lack of diversity harms the field because it wastes talent," former Fed Chair Janet Yellen, the first woman to lead the world's most powerful central bank in its more than 100-year history, said when announcing the findings.
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"We pump our water, we have a windmill and a solar pump, we grow as much as we can of our own food, we compost our own wastes, we educate our own children, we build our own houses," Johnny says.
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" His colleague Jose Jimenez, a Senior Architect at BIG, likes the Death Star's overall aesthetic, but found several more fundamental flaws: "The highly partitioned interior wastes a lot of space in corridors, circulation areas, and random vertical shafts with broken bridges.
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Not only is this a recipe for a drunken disaster — it's hard to tell how much alcohol you're consuming when it's in slice form — but it also wastes the poor, sad watermelon flesh, which isn't incorporated into the Jell-O itself.
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All that moisture—on the walls, the floor, maybe even the ceiling—may seem like a big waste, but at peak efficiency, Nebia claims its most efficient setting can save up to 70 percent of the water a typical shower wastes.
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Ahead of the Youth Strike 4 Climate protest, a government spokesperson criticized the coordinated walk-out because it "wastes lesson time;" protesters in London responded by bringing the protest right to the gates of Theresa May's residence on Downing Street.
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Gyeong-bin Jeon the head of Samsung's Global Customer Satisfaction Center, says that the company is working to address "society's environmental issues such as resource depletion and plastic wastes," and that it wants to minimize the waste that it produces.
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He often wastes good attacking chances by choosing to take a tumble instead and, at a crucial stage during the second half, his behavior had a contagious effect and his team mates became distracted by all the fuss he created.
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Sometimes, in a trek across snowy wastes, the goal is to outpace a shambling horde while managing to feed your caravan with whatever limited amount of supplies you have and trying to rest only when needed to keep up morale.
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Even taking some of its creepier paternalistic undertones (and overtones) into account, it's one of the first games I ever played where I felt like my interests in more socially-oriented mechanics (including character appearance) weren't just superficial wastes of time.
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It wastes no time in setting up new storylines, which include the ladies now co-running a casino inherited by Desna from her Haitian mafia boss husband who was killed by her brother accidentally died literally the night of their wedding.
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Waste imports into Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries have risen significantly since the Chinese government banned the entry of several types of solid wastes from the beginning of this year, according to Vietnam's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
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Ari Aster's slice of domestic horror wastes no time wearing its "Shining" influence on its sleeve, with an opening shot that evokes the moment where a model of the hedge maze comes to life with Danny and Wendy exploring it.
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Already, a December loan guarantee is backing a Louisiana project to convert petroleum-refining wastes into high-value methanol, with the resulting carbon dioxide pumped into Texas oil fields to enhance production and trapped deep underground to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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"While the House majority wastes time and resources with sham political 'investigations,' a public health crisis is spreading at home and abroad," Representative Nita Lowey of New York, the senior Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, said in a statement.
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"BLADE RUNNER 2049" It has been 35 years since the original "Blade Runner" was released, and the July trailer for its sequel wastes no time vaulting into the future, setting the scene immediately in California 2049 and establishing a new story.
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The report also goes into great detail about how biofuels can be improved, including through more efficient production, a shift to corn husks or other agricultural wastes (rather than food), or a shift to more abundant non-food sources like switchgrass.
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It spends a lot of time on Dawn and her teen angst — which is certainly understandable under the circumstances but also one of the least-developed arcs of season six — and it wastes a pre–Joan of Arcadia Amber Tamblyn.
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And it wastes an opportunity to turbocharge the recovery, because the bill's corporate beneficiaries are already sitting on ample cash reserves and it's the middle-class taxpayers who would have been more likely to spend extra money if they got it.
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As such, the president devolves into using racist and xenophobic rhetoric to weaponize a virulent disease that has proved more resilient than the administration has been as it wastes precious time blaming everyone and everything else for its own incompetence.
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John T. Curtin, a federal judge whose rulings forced Buffalo to desegregate its schools and the Occidental Chemical Corporation to clean the chemical wastes at the toxic Love Canal landfill, died on April 14 in Orchard Park, N.Y. He was 95.
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"This former aide, if he is found to be in contempt, as is likely the case, will wind up spending time in prison while he wastes time appealing this frivolous issue to the D.C. Circuit and the Supreme Court," Akerman added.
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