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So much methane gas was released, it was the equivalent of putting half a million cars on the road.
It's harmful because it produces a toxin, and that toxin is released when the organism gets into our intestinal tract.
You zone out into the drawing, and for me, it just released the block, so I was able to do it.
My father was released in 1973 and he fled to England as a refugee, and we soon followed him.
(A Saran Warp ball being released) Punches?
Our sun radiates energy, which is absorbed by oceans as heat and then partially released into the atmosphere.
We looked at and released years of stories and assumptions about each other and blame and shame until all that was left was love.
Well, this air is a really stable molecule that will literally be part of the air once it's released, for the next 300 to 400 years, before it's broken down.
And it's good for the planet, too: the trees absorbed carbon when they were growing up, and they gave off oxygen, and now that carbon is trapped inside the walls and it's not being released into the atmosphere.
Sometimes tankers flush their oil tanks into the sea, so oil is released into the sea that way.
And they're trying to decide whether they can become one of the 300-and-dropping movies that are released by the major studios or their sub-brands each year.
I was taken to juvenile hall and when I was released into the custody of my mother, the first words my uncle said was, "How'd you get caught?"
Sugar also causes dopamine to be released, though not as violently as drugs.
The synapse is where neurotransmitters are released.
Too much is released, or not enough is cleared away, and the synapse begins to pile up with amyloid beta.
One was the Democratic National Committee's networks, and the personal email accounts of its staff, later released on WikiLeaks.
Could you apply these tunnels to use for this Hyperloop idea you released a few years ago.
And that is they added a gene that makes the insect glow under UV light so that when they released it they could follow exactly how far it went how long it lived and all of the kinds of data for a good scientific study.
Pearl Jam, 96 albums released in the last two years.
About 55 million years ago, there was a really abrupt warming event, and what happened was a whole bunch of carbon dioxide was released into earth's atmosphere, and it caused a rapid and pretty extreme global warming event.
Mr. Fleming was in Disney World, and he is now released.
Over the course of the first year, we found about 13 wrongful convictions, people having been in jail for decades, and we released all of them.
This is the day he was released from prison.
In a study released just this past year, a team of researchers at the University of Pennsylvania examined the testimonies of hundreds of astronauts who had the opportunity to view the Earth from space.
It is estimated that 62 million cubic meters of waste were released when the dams broke, destroying numerous villages in the process, including Bento Rodrigues, seen here before ... and after the flood.
Then in February of last year, a video was released, and it instantly went viral.
In fact, Rasmussen released a poll earlier this year that said 40 percent of people reported that the 2016 election negatively impacted a personal relationship, and the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience tells us that people tend to feel their way to their beliefs rather than using reasoning, and that when reason and emotion collide, it's emotion that invariably wins.
Two years ago, my team and I, we released a game, "Cities: Skylines."
And yet, Paramount and Fox recently released their slates, and of the 47 films that they will release between now and 2018, not a single one will be directed by a woman.
The Washington Post recently released a study showing that films that feature women make 23 cents more on every dollar than films that don't.
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