Apparently, I didn't get everything hidden and clogged up properly.
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Banks clogged up with people wanting to withdraw or deposit money.
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The Thunder's athleticism clogged up Golden State's beautiful perpetual motion basketball machine.
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And because I can get clogged up, I use a clarifying toner.
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High volume has crashed some state websites and clogged up phone systems.
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Remember how you couldn&apost taste anything because your nose was clogged up?
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You know it's going to be crazy clogged up, so move your schedule date.
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And if the snot houses get too clogged up, the larvaceans simply drop them.
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Silicon Valley is heavily car-oriented, and the region's roads are already clogged up.
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I gladly clogged up my arteries with these crispy-outside, soft-inside spud sticks.
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AirDrop is your friend when the wi-fi and LTE bandwidth is inevitably all clogged up.
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As airports get clogged up anything that can speed up passport check is a good thing.
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That has clogged up the Senate floor schedule and created a backlog of nominations to confirm.
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With the safest crossings clogged up, crossing through wilderness is the quickest way into US care.
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Two rinses a day have me breathing (slightly) better and feeling a whole lot less clogged up.
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The Capitals repeatedly clogged up the neutral zone, and Pittsburgh often was effective defensively when Washington found chances.
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It may also annoy locals if drivers clogged up backstreets while seeking to avoid charges on main roads.
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When the company's servers were clogged up by requests, this time sometimes extended to unbearable lengths for many users.
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Like hospitals, prisons are clogged up by those who might be treated better and more cheaply in the community.
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These advances would perhaps carry over to help people clogged up from more common ailments, like the cold, said Rubin.
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Bradley said he knew the trailer refrigeration system didn't work and that the four vent holes were probably clogged up.
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They also said that in the past, wads of microbes and other matter repeatedly clogged up the devices' watering system.
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"The store has been clogged up with crowds," Costco said in a text message alert to its members in China.
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"I try to hide as much as possible, as a space can get clogged up with stuff so quickly," she says.
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As more groups were getting clogged up with trolls, rumors started swirling that WhatsApp was being spied on by the Spanish government.
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If you let your cutting board get clogged up with food scraps, the piles will make knife work more difficult, Davison says.
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Narratives are in disarray, hosts aren't where they're supposed to be, and he's clogged up a huge swath of the park with construction.
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But as networks get older and older, and people add more and more friends on them, their feeds start to get clogged up.
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Eventually salt spray clogged up one of the plane's four engines, and the pilots lost an engine in the middle of the storm.
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The proposal argued this would be cheaper and faster, and not require legislation at a time when parliament is clogged up with Brexit.
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He applied it to the Pope back in April, complaining that the Holy Father's visit clogged up the streets of Manila in 2015.
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Despite its brilliance, the genre can often be rooted in a dense, clogged-up city environment—and if not that, then a club.
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But the summer heat and humidity clogged up the car's carburetor, and the car had trouble starting if left out in the sun.
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If Mr Trump makes good on his promise to build a wall along the Mexican border, then southern checkpoints will be particularly clogged up.
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But until now, clogged-up bureaucracy has remained a significant problem for investors keen to profit from Egypt's cheap labour and large customer base.
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Investment is needed to unblock and maintain often outdated city drainage systems, along with ensuring rubbish is collected to prevent drains getting clogged up.
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It has also lowered taxes on new cars, leaving Israel's roads four times more clogged up than those of other rich countries in the OECD.
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Previous attempts to make a commercial aluminium battery have failed because their anodes have got clogged up with aluminium hydroxide, which is insoluble in water.
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Tribunals can be expensive to run and use and would take years to legislate given that parliament is clogged up by Brexit, the report said.
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In both scenarios, Nested is basically helping to grease the wheels of a somewhat clogged up housing market, albeit taking a healthy cut along the way.
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But damn, it was fast: No more waiting around for the browser to load a slurry of tracking scripts while cookies clogged up my hard drive.
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Maddie has a teenage daughter, Alicia, and a son, Nick, whose unoriginal addiction story line (is there any other kind?) clogged up much of Season 1.
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Both companies have applied for permits to operate scooters in San Francisco, where the battery-powered vehicles have clogged up sidewalks and served as protest props.
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"The store has been clogged up with crowds," Costco said in a text alert to members in China shortly after the Shanghai location opened Tuesday morning.
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More than 400 private jets, twice the usual number for a weekend, were reported to have clogged up local airports depositing their cargo of high rollers.
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One subterranean shaft is a clogged-up jumble of orange and gray cables, some with loose ends, others jammed tightly through a hole in the ceiling.
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Mandatory joint audits will need legislation and it could take several years before a new law is in place, given parliament is clogged up with Brexit.
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"If trucks get stopped at Calais then after a while the docks will get clogged up and that will cause problems in both directions," she said.
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Starting againWith a fresh new inbox and purged contact list to enjoy, it's time to think about making sure your Gmail account never gets clogged up again.
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Once I told Rob how he felt, it was like I poured Drano on a part of myself that had been clogged up since I met him.
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But there are headwinds from rising oil prices, a banking system still clogged up with bad debt, and financiers' unwillingness to make any but the safest loans.
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There are real questions about how we will be able to guarantee access to fresh food and medicine if the crucial Dover-Calais trade route is clogged up.
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But, my Netflix account has recently become so clogged up that I resorted to signing myself up for Amazon Prime just so I could watch some damn television.
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Presumably to cover his tracks lest he be pursued by governments opposed to freedom, Assange clogged up the young woman's hard drive with a string of random numbers.
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"[Humans] are not like a sink where you put stuff in and get clogged up and then you pour another thing in to flush everything out," Sonpal says.
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It is increasing the days of stock it holds from three days to five days and could fly in parts if ports become clogged up after March 29.
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Aston Martin, which has authorized up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) worth of contingencies, is stocking more components and could fly in parts if ports are clogged up.
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Dyson is one of Britain's best-known entrepreneurs, creating a multibillion-dollar company from an insight that a cyclone could collect household dust better than a clogged-up bag.
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Aston Martin, which has authorised up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) worth of contingencies, is stocking more components and could fly in parts if ports are clogged up.
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If you weren't white, dismissals of your experiences clogged up your notifications even when you were just trying to crowdsource a substitute for honey in your homemade energy bar recipe.
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In a perfect world, our Wi-Fi speeds would always be ridiculously fast and we'd never have to worry about Wi-Fi networks getting clogged up from too many devices.
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A key part of the appeal to the older demographic, if poll results are to be believed, is complaints about National Health Service doctors' surgeries being clogged up with immigrants.
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On Saturday—no lies—the gutters clogged up as it was raining so hard and water was leaking into the bar, I had to clean them out in the rain.
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Samsung POWERbot Star Wars — $372 See Details Many robot vacuums fail to do their job because they get stuck around furniture or get too clogged up — but not the POWERbot R9250.
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Think back to December, when a novel game called CryptoKitties suddenly took off and occupied so much compute power that it clogged up the ethereum network and knocked down other projects.
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These national issues can get clogged up by partisan bickering and the politics behind policies, which is all the more reason to ensure that your issues resonate with a personal touch.
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Giant Tata trucks clogged up the highways and sometimes I would sleep on my bike on a tea stand at 24 am when there were too many cars clogging up the highway.
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When Harvey hit, she suffered a sickle cell crisis, as her stiff and oddly shaped red blood cells clogged up her blood vessels and prevented oxygen from reaching parts of her body.
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The businessman conceived the idea in December in response to the pain of clogged up roads and traffic jams, and it has begun to take shape thanks to work carried out this summer.
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The 72-year-old has become one of Britain's best-known entrepreneurs, creating a multibillion-dollar company from an insight that a cyclone could collect household dust better than a clogged-up bag.
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"Whenever you have an incident in the Arabian Gulf, a little bit of nervousness always starts to kick in about that particular artery getting clogged up," CMC Markets senior analyst Michael Hewson said.
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"Whenever you have an incident in the Arabian Gulf a little bit of nervousness always starts to kick in about that particular artery getting clogged up," CMC Markets senior analyst Michael Hewson said.
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Your liver and kidneys aren't like filters in the sink that get clogged up with gunk; they're more like a complex wastewater processing facility that uses chemicals to neutralize and clear out toxic compounds.
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His company has said it will spend up to 30 million pounds ($40 million) on preparing for a potentially disorderly Brexit, including stocking more components and potentially flying in parts if ports are clogged up.
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The plumbing of the financial system - short-term interbank and money markets - clogged up only a little as the premium for risk-free lending relative to unsecured lending rose to its highest in four years.
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Javier Peña, a lawyer for the National Butterfly Center, told CNN the structures run the risk of getting clogged up in the event of a flood with debris pileup and creating a potentially dangerous situation.
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A big problem with email as it stands today, Hansson says, is that inboxes get so clogged up with marketing emails, newsletters, and straight-up spam that many users get frustrated and stop paying attention.
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After a shot of doughy alcohol-free rice wine Yao offers me a wonderfully dense cake featuring a blend of almond, black sesame, yellow rice and the "candy of happiness" that clogged up my mouth earlier.
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However, another knot of migrants has grouped in western Panama since Costa Rica stopped issuing Cubans transit visas in December to try and stem the human tide that clogged up its border with Nicaragua last year.
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Injuries Clogged Up the West Standings Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary were among seven Western teams separated by five points, vying for four playoff spots, and each found a way to survive significant injury hits in February.
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The move follows San Francisco's decision earlier this year to ban the scooter companies from operating without a permit, after scooters from several providers, including Bird, Lime and Spin, flooded the streets and clogged up sidewalks.
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"Even if this route got clogged up we have other ports in the south that could be utilized more to relieve some of the pressure from Dover and Kent," Mr. Pearce said in a phone interview.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The world's highest court for resolving international trade disputes is clogged up with big and complex cases, and the congestion is unlikely to clear soon, its most senior member said in a speech on Thursday.
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Matt Chamberlain who had been acting CEO since January, was named LME's chief executive in April, with a mandate to reform the market and appease members after he engineered sweeping changes to the LME's clogged-up warehousing system.
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"I just didn't feel like we were making the extra pass consistently and Memphis did a really good job of being physical with us and they clogged up the paint," coach Luke Walton told reporters after the loss.
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When the economy slowed down, or the court system got clogged up, he asked people to sacrifice for the cause of what he called "New Turkey," a nation unshackled from Western domination and free to soar to new heights.
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They've got a Facebook page, they're recording sub-par music, it's cut-and-paste, there's no real musicianship behind it, and it's really clogged up a lot of the freeways for real musicians who have worked hard at their craft.
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This ad, featuring a digestive tract that looks like a discarded abomination from the Jim Henson Creature Shop, is one of three incredibly strange commercials that clogged up the game with cautionary tales about things going wrong with your bodily functions.
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So if you're feeling smug about the fact that you've been spared, take it from a recent convert: it sucks, and you may soon be eating humble pie—if you can breath through your clogged up nose long enough to take a bite.
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If Britain leaves the EU on March 29 without a trade deal, extra ships will be needed to work new routes across the Channel in case the main French terminal of Calais and Britain's Dover and Folkestone are clogged up by customs checks.
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The Justice Department's decision to sue to block the $22016 billion acquisition of Time Warner by AT&T has clogged up the future of the legacy media business as executives wait to see what's possible — and what isn't — in a Trump administration.
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Elon joked back in 2016 he was going to dig tunnels as an alternative to clogged up freeways in L.A. And, here's his teaser: A modified Model X equipped with special wheels took members of the media through the tunnel after the SUV descended via elevator.
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Since air gets to your middle ear through a tube in the back of your nose that's attached to your jaw, called the Eustachian tube, you may feel the urge to chew, yawn, or open your mouth when you're clogged up — and these methods can work.
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Although the Greek authorities welcomed the announcement on Thursday, they have in recent weeks urged the European Union to provide more support, including that other member states handle asylum seekers directly and process applications in their countries so that Greece's own asylum system doesn't remain clogged up.
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Even with the government poised to reopen, the SEC remains clogged up with a pile of IPO filings that must be processed before companies can move forward with their plans, making for an unpredictable landscape for companies like Uber, Lyft, Cloudflare and other big-name anticipated 2019 IPOs.
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Long before LuLaRoe and DoTerra clogged up our social feeds with patterned leggings and essential oils, or Mary Kay gifted its signature pink Cadillacs to top sellers, Avon — which was originally founded in 1886 as the California Perfume Company — sold a promise of upward mobility to women shut out of the US's Gilded Age.
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Radio astronomy projects like these are important for our understanding of the universe (and potentially extraterrestrial life) but Halpern said that due to radio interference from cell phones and other frequency-emitting devices like car key fobs, it might just be a matter of time before the radio waves are so clogged up that we can't process any incoming signals.
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The next thing we knew, Anderson Silva's demands for an interim title fight were being brushed aside by the promotion and he was officially pulled from UFC 212, and White was even lighting a fire under the negotiations for a boxing match between UFC superstar Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, negotiations that have not only kept the UFC's biggest money-maker out of the Octagon but have clogged up both of the divisions McGregor is the king of (precipitating the creation of an interim belt in at least one of them).
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Heatsinks are especially vulnerable to being clogged up, as the insulating effect of the dust will rapidly degrade the heatsink's ability to dissipate heat.
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For the stretch after that until the Qinghe Toll Gate, the right part of the expressway can get clogged up with vehicles leaving the expressway. During both rush hour periods, the Huilongguan exit is likely to form a huge traffic line.
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All stations except Bergkrystallen were upgrades, receiving new sheds, lighting, platform decks and improved accessibility. The ballast had become clogged up, hindering proper drainage. Tracks and ballast were replaced, allowing the temporary speed limit of to be abolished. In addition, two bridges and two culverts were renovated.
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The portion from Jianxiang to Siyuan Bridge, in both directions, is especially vulnerable to horrible traffic jams. The remainder of the northern and eastern portions are also vulnerable. Apart from the Fengtai area, the remainder of the 4th Ring Road has a lesser risk of being clogged up by traffic jams.
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After Kangzhuang in Yanqing County, it becomes the Jingzhang Expressway. Finally, it becomes the Xuanda Expressway. As of September 2004, traffic has been clogging up more and more in the area. Due to the massive transportation of coal, what was a very smooth route in the summer is now clogged up with immense traffic jams.
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As a way to get the gutters free, the market authorities in conjunction with the Ghana National Fire Service clean then up by using large diameter water hoses to pump water at great force through the gutters. This moves the solid waste that may have clogged up the gutter away to point where they can be collected thereby clearing the gutters up.
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All the while, the culvert was being clogged up by debris. Eventually, the flow in Lyons Creek decreased to the extent when it was no longer able to turn the water wheels at Cook's Mills. The industries were closed and abandoned. Thus, the canal, which contributed greatly to development of Welland, became an indirect cause of an economic recession for Cook's Mills.
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Not only can their email inboxes get clogged up with "undeliverable" emails in addition to volumes of spam, but they can mistakenly be identified as a spammer. Not only may they receive irate email from spam victims, but (if spam victims report the email address owner to the ISP, for example) a naïve ISP may terminate their service for spamming.
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In heavy snow conditions the tracks can become clogged up, which reduces inrun speed and may cause an unpredictable descent for athletes. Event personnel standing by the sides of the inrun are often assigned to use leaf blowers to prevent the tracks from clogging up with snow.Commentary by David Goldstrom after Clemens Leitner's first-round jump, from the Eurosport 1 broadcast in Bischofshofen on 6 January 2019.
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When Clay flushes his toilet, it becomes clogged up with tissue and blood clouds the water. Clay puts the lid down as "there's nothing else for me to do". ; Muriel : An anorexic girl who Clay visits at a rehabilitation center. She appears a few times in the novel, most notably at a New Year's party where she shoots heroin publicly while laughing and crying.
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On days when he drank, mostly when the weather was rainy, he clogged up the telephone lines with reports of bizarre snakes and small dragons,Holbrook, Stewart (1938). Holy Old MacKinaw: A Natural History of the American Lumberjack, The Macmillan Company, New York. .Langlois, D. "Coffee Grounds", Dappled Grass, Concord, New Hampshire, 2006. a rare condition caused by extreme alcohol abuse known as alcoholic hallucinosis.
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Scheme to improve the A14 is confirmed, BBC news website, 2011-11-11. Retrieved 2013-06-12.A14 Cambridgeshire: lower toll favoured by study, BBC news website, 2012-11-12. It has been described as "one of most important and clogged up arteries in Great Britain" and as a key route with "strategic national importance".A14 toll road between Huntingdon and Cambridge gets government backing, BBC new website, 2013-06-27.
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However, the amounts were bouncing between accounts in an unusual manner, resulting in a large round amount moving from WorldCom's income statement to its balance sheet. Cooper asked Morse to see if there was another prepaid capacity entry that moved around in similar fashion. Morse went to work, but pulled so much data that he frequently clogged up the accounting servers. Eventually, he and the rest of the team began working at night.
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It then draws water through the burrow by peristaltic contractions and food particles stick to the net. When this is sufficiently clogged up, the spoon worm moves forward along its burrow devouring the net and the trapped particles. This process is then repeated and in a detritus-rich area may take only a few minutes to complete. Large particles are squeezed out of the net and eaten by other invertebrates living commensally in the burrow.
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However, the amounts were bouncing between accounts in an unusual manner, resulting in a large round amount moving from WorldCom's income statement to its balance sheet. In 2002 Cooper asked Morse to see if there was another 'prepaid capacity' entry that moved around in similar fashion. Morse went to work, but pulled so much data that he frequently clogged up the accounting servers. Eventually, he and the rest of the team began working at night.
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Pennyhole Bay is a stretch of water situated to the south of the ports of Harwich in Essex and Felixstowe in Suffolk, England where the rivers Stour and Orwell flow into the sea and just east of Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex. Much of the bay is clogged up with Shoals. The Pennyhole Bay Race is an annual gaff rig sailing race which traditionally starts from either Suffolk Yacht Harbour in Levington or from Stone Point.
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A palette is used to thin and mix paints. Thinning paints when figure painting is essential as the small details can easily become clogged up with thickly applied paint. Any non-porous material, such as a ceramic tile, can be used as a palette and many hobbying companies sell well palettes and palette paper pads. Many figure painters who work in acrylic use wet palettes to keep their paints from drying out too quickly during a painting session.
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Cathédrale Saint-Léonce of Fréjus with its Merovingian baptistery Between the 7th and the 9th centuries, Muslim invaders repeatedly raided the city. The sea encroached on the land while invasions by the Muslims and pirates left the monuments in ruin. By the 10th century there was very little left of the colony, mostly rubble. Sea-borne silt clogged up the port and led to the formation of a huge swampy plain, which then separated the village from the sea.
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In September 2012, clogged-up pumps caused sewage to be released into the Chase Brook, near Newbury. A £250,000 fine imposed in August 2014 was adjudged "lenient" on appeal in 2015. The pumps were replaced by improved pumps. In January 2016, Thames Water was fined a record £1m for polluting the Grand Union Canal in Hertfordshire between July 2012 and April 2013. In addition, it was required to pay costs of £18,000 and a victim surcharge of £120.
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Steam- and water-powered saw mills were built on the lake and on the river upstream to prepare lumber for shipment overseas. Sawdust and other debris from the mills polluted the lake, killed the fish and clogged up the navigable channels. The smell was so noxious it drove residents near the lake to move. These problems were resolved by the end of the century, when the lake became a hub on the new Trent-Severn Waterway from Lake Ontario to Lake Huron.
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Shemp later surmises that the pipes fail to work properly because they are "clogged up with wires." Shemp and Moe proceed to remove the electrical system from the pipes and connect a water pipe to the newly available pipe. The cook (Dudley Dickerson), who is in the kitchen trying to prepare an extravagant meal for the Norfleets, watches in bewilderment as the stove and chandelier gush water. As the Norfleet house transforms into Niagara Falls, two party guests named Mr. and Mrs.
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As a result of the severity of the outbreak, the year 1919 saw a reduction of births by around 30 percent. The population growth of India during the decade from 1911-1921 was 1.2%, the lowest among all decades under the British Raj. In his memoirs the Hindi poet, Suryakant Tripathi, wrote "Ganga was swollen with dead bodies." The sanitary commissioner's report for 1918 also noted that all rivers across India were clogged up with bodies, because of a shortage of firewood for cremation.
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The Better Regulation Delivery Office research has shown that the Ukrainian information field is clogged up — about 35% of the acts are obsolete, irrelevant and ineffective. In April 2017 Ministry of Healthcare allowed Ukrainian doctors to use international clinical guidelines in their work and, so to provide medical care according to world standards. Prior to this, clinical guidelines were developed based on the method of adaptation of international clinical guidelines. In some cases, they were developed based on the clinical experience of group members.
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Over the years he has worried that the world is becoming clogged up with dirt, that people might get crushed by the weight of air above their heads, and that each new year might be the same old year recycled to save money. Actually there might be something in that; Wellington (unlike any other comic character) has noticed that he and his friends never seem to get any older. On those rare occasions when he cheers up, a small raincloud usually appears to dampen his spirits.
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Map of the Third Battle of Winchester Early quickly gathered his army back together at Winchester just in time to meet Sheridan's attack on September 19. The Union forces coming in from the east had to march on the narrow road through Berryville Canyon, which soon got clogged up with supply wagons and troops, delaying the attack. This delay allowed Early to further strengthen his lines. Maj. Gen. John B. Gordon's division arrived from the north and took up position on the Confederate left.
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In April 1969 some of the enlisted men of VS-41 stationed at North Island Naval Air Station in San Diego found their (WWII temporary) barracks in terrible condition. The paint was peeling, the toilets and sinks were clogged up, most showers didn’t work, and the place was infested with cockroaches. "Quite simply, our living conditions were intolerable," later wrote Robert Mahoney, an African American enlisted man, who had been picked as spokesman by 5 or 10 other enlisted men to explain their grievances. Mahoney raised their complaints to an inspecting officer.
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All three aircraft force-landed in the desert, but refuelled at Jeddah, before resuming their journey. After several days of difficulties, including sand storms that clogged up the air filters, they took off again. Initially, it was planned to make another landing in Beirut but in the meantime Erwin Rommel had conquered Benghazi, so this was the final destination of the three aircraft. Two aircraft, after 10 hours of flying and the men inside almost killed by fumes of the fuel auxiliary tanks, landed at Benghazi, after and over a month of travel.
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They soon have to leave because George poisoned his entire family as part of a suicide pact, and the group are forced to leave the remainder of George's family behind on the island. With the news that San Diego has been burned down, it is revealed that Strand intended to go to Mexico the entire time. On the way to Mexico the boat's cooling system is clogged up and Strand orders Travis to fix it. They meet a woman named Alex and a boy who is badly burned.
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The Jingzhang Expressway (京张高速公路, Hanyu Pinyin: Jīngzhāng Gāosù Gōnglù) is an expressway in China which links Beijing to Zhangjiakou. It forms part of the Jingda Expressway from central Beijing through to Datong in Shanxi province. Previously, traffic used China National Highway 110, which used to be clogged up (at times) with traffic. With the traffic situation as it is, and with the onslaught of more traffic, work on the expressway started in 1998, culminating in the completion of the entire expressway on November 16, 2002.
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In September 1981 a case occurred in Germany, under circumstances quite similar to the Barbara Jane Mackle case: A ten-year-old girl, Ursula Herrmann, was buried alive in a box fitted with ventilation, lighting and sanitary systems to be held for ransom. The girl suffocated in her prison within 48 hours of her abduction because autumn leaves had clogged up the ventilation duct. Twenty-seven years later, a couple was arrested and tried for kidnapping and murder on circumstantial evidence. This case was also dealt with in the German TV series Aktenzeichen XY ... ungelöst.
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Larry is assigned to finding the water cutoff and proceeds to dig up most of the lawn in an attempt to turn off the water. Shemp later surmises that the pipes fail to work properly because they are "clogged up with wires". Shemp and Moe proceed to remove the electrical system from the pipes and connect a water pipe to the freshly available pipe. The cook (Dudley Dickerson), who is in the kitchen trying to prepare an extravagant meal for the Norfleets, watches in bewilderment as the stove and chandelier gush water.
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Aftermarket replacements are cast and a dull gray and do not fit properly, nor are threads properly tapped into the right side mounting holes. Overheating These laptops are notorious for having an overheating problem. It's caused by the cooling fan having no filter and sucking up dust, debris and hair from dirty environments, clogging up its heat sinks and exhaust port, then accidentally blocking the fan intake vents until it overheats. Worse, the entire laptop must be completely disassembled and the motherboard entirely removed to access the area that gets clogged up.
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Her interest in journalism began as a child when the sole operator of the Vegriville Observer would welcome her observing his production of the paper. Partly due to male students at the University of Manitoba participating in the Second World War, Holt became the first female managing editor of the student newspaper The Manitoban and university correspondent for the Winnipeg Free Press. On D-Day, her first day using the machine, Holt mistakenly clogged up the teletype machine at the Canadian Press in Calgary. A few months later, she started her career at The Vancouver Sun.
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Chapman was born in London during the Blitz. His grandfather had achieved senior rank in the British Indian Army; his father served in the wartime Merchant Navy and his mother was a former midwifery training sister at Queen Charlotte's Hospital London, before running her own maternity nursing home in Ealing. His primary education was dysfunctional, with him going to no fewer than four schools. As a chorister at a local church, he auditioned to join the Westminster Abbey Choir School but failed because he had been watching trams driving around Westminster on a very smoggy evening, which clogged up his voice.
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Operation Dragoon (initially Operation Anvil) was the code name for the landing operation of the Allied invasion of Provence (Southern France) on 15August 1944. The operation was initially planned to be executed in conjunction with Operation Overlord, the Allied landing in Normandy, but the lack of available resources led to a cancellation of the second landing. By July 1944 the landing was reconsidered, as the clogged-up ports in Normandy did not have the capacity to adequately supply the Allied forces. Concurrently, the French High Command pushed for a revival of the operation that would include large numbers of French troops.
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On the second Saturday after 5 November, the "Bonfire Boys" stage their annual torch-lit parade through the streets of the town, supported by visiting Bonfire Societies from all over the Sussex Bonfire Societies Confederation. This is followed by a "gurt 'normous bonfire" where the chosen "effigy" of the year is ceremoniously blown up, and a spectacular firework display. This event typically attracts over 10,000 visitors to the town, and results in the town's roads, and the main roads to London, Hastings, and Ashford, being clogged up and closed to traffic from the early evening onwards.
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This helped avert disastrous floods in the region, by dropping bombs and firing rockets at the ice, thus allowing the rivers to keep flowing and not get clogged up. Two F-82Hs and one F-82G on the ramp at Ladd AFB, late summer 1952 Beginning in spring 1950, Strategic Air Command began replacing their F-82E bomber escorts and throughout the year, several were transferred to the 449th in Alaska. In February 1951, the Air Force ordered Alaskan Air Command that all the remaining F-82s in the Air Force inventory would all be transferred to Alaska.
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The quality of the oxide's binder was also important, for it was common with old tape for the backing to wind on the reel, while the oxide falls off. In the 1980s, several manufacturers produced certain tape formulations blending polyurethane and polyester as backing material which tended to absorb humidity over many years in storage and partially deteriorate. This problem would only be discovered after an archived tape was opened and required to be played again, after possibly a decade or less on the shelf. The deterioration resulted in a softening of the backing material, making it gooey and sticky which quickly clogged-up tape guides and heads of the reproducer.
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Neil Pretorius of About.com said the "slower, groovier and much more melodically inclined" approach of Necrocacy provided for a more mature and accessible sound that puts it on par with Carcass's Surgical Steel as one of the best death/goregrind releases of the year. Praising the album's mixture of "profane ferocity" and "clinical, Heartwork-esque production", David Perri of Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles said, "Exhumed has crafted and executed what will surely be amongst the top 1 percent of 2013". Neil Arnold of Metal Forces expressed the opinion that with Necrocacy, "the Californian psychopaths have simply cemented their place alongside Carcass as leaders in a field swamped in clogged up gore".
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The Boel shipyard itself undertook the work, and the important upgrade was achieved during 1963 in record time. A few decades later it was then explained that the growth in volume and weight of traffic had exceeded official expectations, and the heavy moving parts of the drawbridge section needed replacing. This time the bridge was closed to traffic for two years, starting in 1992, with drivers required to divert via the already frequently clogged up routes via Antwerp or Dendermonde. However, at this stage no steps were taken to increase the capacity of the bridge which reopened with one road lane in each direction (along with the single rail track and the cycle/pedestrian paths) on 29 April 1994.
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Both engines had ingested a copiously excessive amount of sand and dirt at maximum reverse thrust, thus were clogged up. The landing gear did not collapse but its structure was weakened and its mechanism was damaged. However Schumann did not immediately return to the plane after the inspection, even after numerous attempts to recall him from the hijackers by threatening to blow up the aircraft on the ground. The reasons for his prolonged absence remain unclear to this day, however, some reports including interviews with the Yemeni airport authorities imply that Schumann asked them to prevent the continuation of the flight and to accede to the terrorists' demands.onlineFocus from 08-25-2007.
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One slight technical difficulty that has occurred with this method is in outdoor areas of high humidity the tubes have clogged up with the beads from the moisture. One solution that was proposed and carried out to solve this issue is the use of “wet peening.” This process includes making a “slurry” of clean water and beads, increasing the moisture until it was no longer an issue and flowed smoothly through the tubes. Not only did this solve the problem, but it was found to have drastically reduced the amount of beads needed, as well as limit final cleanup of the area since the beads didn’t ricochet as far. Contrary to Dent Weil’s case, others have been against glass bead peening for several reasons.
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The lake itself did not exist as late as the Meiji period in the area now known as the "Inner Bandai Plateau", which was once the site of the village of Hibara. In 1888, Mount Bandai—which is located to the south—erupted, and part of the mountainside caved in as a result of the accompanying phreatic explosion; a large rockslide—and then mudslide—in the direction of Hibara destroyed the village. It was previously assumed that one large phreatic explosion had occurred, but the destruction of the mountain is now thought to have been caused by several medium-sized explosions. Rivers like the Nagase River and Onogawa River that flow in the Inner Bandai area became clogged up due to the destruction of the mountain and mudslide; Lake Hibara, Lake Onogawa, Goshiki Marsh and other such dammed lakes were thus formed.
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Larva of the long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) Larva of the long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) Larvae of the alpine newt (Ichthyosaura alpestris) At hatching, a typical salamander larva has eyes without lids, teeth in both upper and lower jaws, three pairs of feathery external gills, a somewhat laterally flattened body and a long tail with dorsal and ventral fins. The forelimbs may be partially developed and the hind limbs are rudimentary in pond-living species but may be rather more developed in species that reproduce in moving water. Pond-type larvae often have a pair of balancers, rod-like structures on either side of the head that may prevent the gills from becoming clogged up with sediment. Some members of the genera Ambystoma and Dicamptodon have larvae that never fully develop into the adult form, but this varies with species and with populations.
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The British and the Russians were on the same side in the First World War, both states having ostensibly declared war in support of smaller states attacked by the Austrians or their German allies: the Lanchester armoured cars on the 38 hp chassis proved themselves particularly effective on the Russian front, since their wick carburettors were not clogged up by the Russian fuel in the same way as conventional spray carburettors used in other British army vehicles. The aftermath of war saw a rapid return for the Lanchester 40, but now George was able to install an overhead camshaft engine, and this set the pattern for the six- and eight- cylinder Lanchester engines which built the company's name between 1919 and 1931. Despite the old name, the post-war Lanchester 40 was in many ways a new car at a time when some competitors were offering little-changed versions of pre-war designs. The Lanchester bodies used aluminium panels: the three-speed epicyclic gear-boxes and cantilever rear springs were, however, familiar from Lanchester's own pre-war designs.
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