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This is an early-stage prototype of our system that would capture pollution that is being released from a conventional diesel-based car.
Without affecting the performance of the engine, we are able to capture 95 percent worth of pollution released from the diesel generator.
Zeus had used the box as a vessel for all the forces of evil and suffering he’d created – and once released, they were uncontainable.
Only when you want the pressure to be released, make an upward gesture, like this, but only when you want it to be released.
You can wait as long as you want, but only when you want the pressure released.
Only when you want the pressure released, we'll try it again.
Ida Bell Wells was born into slavery in Holly Springs, Mississippi on July 16, 1862, several months before the Emancipation Proclamation released her and her family.
Yet Sycorax also abused the island, and imprisoned Ariel until Prospero released him.
By any economic standard, the demand for art of all forms is skyrocketing, as you can tell from the price of opera tickets, by the number of books sold, by the number of books published, the number of musical titles released, the number of new albums and so on.
Now, if we look back another 30 years, IBM released the first-ever hard drive back in 1956.
This is around the time that that same hard drive was released by IBM.
After a few days, it had regained strength and we released it.
This was the summer when the special edition of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was released.
And then they get released and do stupid things, like forgetting mandatory check-ins, and they get rearrested.
It was released in 1991.
Dostoyevsky spent the next four years in a Siberian labor camp before being released in 1854.
In 2019, humanity received a warning: 30 of the world's leading scientists released the results of a massive three-year study into global agriculture and declared that meat production is destroying our planet and jeopardizing global health.
She continued to insist she wasn’t a witch through 62 rounds of torture before her accusers finally released her.
Roughly about 35% of dogs that enter these programs to train to be assistance dogs will succeed; the other 2/3 end up being released and adopted to their puppy raisers.
But the process, and the heavy anxiety around it was released when he took the genie, the genius out of him where it was causing nothing but trouble, and released it back where it came from, and realized that this didn't have to be this internalized, tormented thing.
It's the line where the miracle happens; the line where we're surprised by something that is revealed, and from that surprise is released joy.
And second: soil use and degradation, just in the last 200 years or so, has released 12 times more carbon into the atmosphere compared to the rate at which we're releasing carbon into the atmosphere right now.
The Argonauts released a single dove and sped through in its wake to emerge unscathed.
On the 2nd of May, 1939, I was released.
There's brands like Area that have released campaigns without any Photoshop retouching.
And The Police's "Synchronicity" cassette had just been released and there was no helmet law in my hometown of Bregenz.
And so, when he was released, he took it on himself to spread the potato to France.
In fact, when the 914 was finally released, it still had a device that was called a scorch eliminator but actually it was a small fire extinguisher built in.
And I was wondering if the report that they had just released, it was called "Eating Up the Amazon."
Our 14-year collaboration, "The Notion of Family," was created out of our struggle to survive environmental racism, healthcare inequity and chemical emissions that were being deregulated and released from the United States Steel Corporation, making Braddock the town with the highest asthma and infant mortality rates in the country.
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