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Third, Iran is anxious that weaponization could
exhaust
any remaining tolerance from Russia and China.
As he put it, “the danger of a failure to
exhaust
the possibilities of our mutual relationship is always greater to them than to us.”
And stationary vehicles still emit huge quantities of
exhaust
fumes, damaging the environment and human health.
Stealth bombers and fighters, meanwhile, use freon fuel additives to reduce the number of
exhaust
particles that could otherwise be detected by enemy sensors.
Modern cancer-causing agents like diesel exhaust, pesticides, and other air pollutants are not systematically studied.
The electricity is returned to the city’s power grid, while the heat
exhaust
is piped to the facility’s greenhouses, which produce tomatoes, strawberries, and orchids.
To avoid contagion from Argentina's financial crisis, the IMF agreed a $30 billion package with Brazil in August designed to stabilize markets and avoid the need for the Central Bank to
exhaust
Brazil's reserves defending the currency.
In the worst-case scenario, the BOJ could
exhaust
its capital and require a fiscal injection, which could jeopardize its independence.
The research, carried out in Albuquerque, New Mexico, involved placing ten monkeys in small airtight containers into which, over a period of four hours, the
exhaust
fumes were piped.
These monkeys were confined in individual chambers and forced to breathe polluted air, including
exhaust
fumes from an older Ford truck, which was supposed to enable a comparison with the cleaner Volkswagen.
Unknown to Jake McDonald, the scientist who oversaw the research, the Volkswagen that was used to produce the
exhaust
gases had software installed that reduced emissions under laboratory testing conditions, so the results could not provide reliable information on the health hazards of the car’s emissions during normal driving.
If Volkswagen, Daimler, BMW, and the German government are saying that experiments like those commissioned by the European Research Group to test the health impact of diesel
exhaust
are unethical, then many other experiments also fail to meet the same ethical standard.
The notion of “unlimited quantities” was important: speculators would force officials to
exhaust
limited quantities, with the purchasing authority (the Bundesbank) eventually bearing the loss.
And the German multinational thyssenkrupp is developing a process using
exhaust
fumes from steel production as a feedstock for chemical products and synthetic natural gas, lowering carbon pollution.
Both are so large – accounting for 17% and 11% of eurozone GDP, respectively – that financing them through multilateral assistance would strain, if not exhaust, the resources of the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund.
Tough criteria – specifically, legitimate intention, last resort, proportionality, and balance of consequences – should be clearly satisfied before any military mandate is granted, with every effort made to
exhaust
diplomatic solutions before more robust alternatives are embraced.
EVs also emit substantial amounts of CO2, the only difference being that the
exhaust
is released at a remove – that is, at the power plant.
Protecting and restoring oceans and forests goes hand in hand with safeguarding food supplies and reducing illnesses associated with air pollution from vehicle
exhaust.
But if I
exhaust
all my wonderment on them, I'll have nothing left for the ship that carries them!
Therese remained bending down, allowing the old mother to
exhaust
her outburst of grief.
Great, rambling queer old places they are, with galleries, and passages, and staircases, wide enough and antiquated enough to furnish materials for a hundred ghost stories, supposing we should ever be reduced to the lamentable necessity of inventing any, and that the world should exist long enough to
exhaust
the innumerable veracious legends connected with old London Bridge, and its adjacent neighbourhood on the Surrey side.
Remain, then, where you are, and do not
exhaust
yourselves with useless fatigue.
"But do let me
exhaust
all the possible objections against this document."
Thus were formed those immense coalfields, which nevertheless, are not inexhaustible, and which three centuries at the present accelerated rate of consumption will
exhaust
unless the industrial world will devise a remedy.
But we are bound to
exhaust
all other hypotheses before falling back upon this one.
For weapons they selected the two flint-lock guns, which were likely to be more useful to them than the percussion fowling-pieces, the first only requiring flints which could be easily replaced, and the latter needing fulminating caps, a frequent use of which would soon
exhaust
their limited stock.
It would take you days and days to
exhaust
them, if you set about it alone."
"Mine honest friend," said he, "if the jangling of thy bells had not dizzied thine understanding, thou mightst know "Clericus clericum non decimat"; that is to say, we churchmen do not
exhaust
each other's hospitality, but rather require that of the laity, giving them thus an opportunity to serve God in honouring and relieving his appointed servants."
So saying, he stepped to the stone basin, in which the waters of the fountain as they fell formed bubbles which danced in the white moonlight, and took so long a drought as if he had meant to
exhaust
the spring.
But he shrank from telling the story of his adventures, intimately connected as it was with that of his master; and, before doing so, he determined to
exhaust
all other means of aid.
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