It knocks Chuck to the floor, and he starts frothing at the mouth.
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Tesla is this golden child people are just frothing at the mouth for.
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Grown men are asking, frothing at the mouth, what do these women want?
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And they described finding relatives unconscious or frothing at the mouth after overdosing.
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OKCupid users, frothing at the mouth, furiously scrolling back through four years' worth of un-responded messages.
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"The man seemed to be having a seizure and was frothing at the mouth," a source told me.
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Practically frothing at the mouth, I grabbed everything in sight, a total of more than $1,500 in merchandise.
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Best scene Fans have been frothing at the mouth for a Jon and Arya reunion for SEVEN SEASONS NOW.
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Obviously, if Obama had said something like that, the conservative punditry would be frothing at the mouth with rage.
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There were the Glenn Beck/Ron Paul frothing-at-the-mouth Austrian types predicting hyperinflation just around the corner.
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It's the latest food trend to send giddy bloggers and lifestyle sites (and Scroobius Pip) frothing at the mouth.
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Anti-Semites like Duke are frothing at the mouth, just waiting to chime in whenever the word Israel is mentioned.
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GOP have been losing their mind + frothing at the mouth all week, so this was just a matter of time.
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But for all of the incessant speculation and frothing at the mouth, the memo appears to be something of a dud.
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She purportedly saw a parallel between the diseased cows, frothing at the mouth, and her own sense of desire and madness.
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My modeling agents were practically frothing at the mouth when they told me I had been called in to see Sports Illustrated.
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Your moderate conservative uncle clicks on a Fox News story, and six weeks later he's a frothing-at-the-mouth QAnon conspiracist.
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One arm shot into the air and stiffened, her eyes rolled back in her head and she began frothing at the mouth.
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To say that the progressive base is frothing at the mouth in anticipation of impeachment proceedings against President Trump is to put things mildly.
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"GOP have been losing their mind + frothing at the mouth all week, so this was just a matter of time," she wrote on Twitter Wednesday.
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"GOP have been losing their mind + frothing at the mouth all week, so this was just a matter of time," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Wednesday night.
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Why not an annual fight about entitlement reform, with both sides frothing at the mouth over Social Security eligibility ages or cost-of-living increases?
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If they are turning blue or frothing at the mouth, they are well on their way to dying, and they need the overdose reversal drug naloxone immediately.
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A werewolf, by day, is a normal human, but under the full moon, he turns into a frothing-at-the-mouth beast — a beast that must attack.
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Samuel embodies a kind of passive evil that, I suspect, was far more rampant than the frothing-at-the-mouth racism we often see in the movies.
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The eaters are finding their focus, the entourages are frothing at the mouth, the Wingettes are restless, and the crowd has access to $10 beer and hot dogs.
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But that was before the ultra-conservative corners of the internet learned about its existence, and started frothing at the mouth over its expansion into the United States.
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They bunch tightly together like a knobby fist in the hall and seem surprised, or disappointed, by our tame lives—and that we aren't frothing at the mouth.
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It's no surprise that the collection — which was shared early with select E.L.F. fans and influencers over the weekend — has popular beauty vloggers like Kathleen Lights frothing at the mouth.
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And then there was Prince's unforgettable 2007 appearance, the clear highlight in what was a dry period for halftime shows (who was frothing at the mouth to see The Who?).
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A friend who was with Mr. Rowley and Ms. Sturgess on Saturday said that their condition rapidly deteriorated, with symptoms that included pinpoint pupils, seizures, frothing at the mouth and hallucinations.
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Deborah Ramirez apparently remembered a genitals in the face incident from decades ago only after plenty of pressure and assistance from liberals frothing at the mouth to stop the Kavanaugh nomination.
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In Europe there will be more campaigns against the niqab and hijab (coverings worn by some Muslim women), and their absent handshakes, egged on by the frothing-at-the-mouth right–wing.
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Like a joke told so many times that the teller has become crimson in face, frothing at the mouth, and is being restrained by the authorities, the mashup has reached peak overkill.
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Who among us has seen the frothing at the mouth of innocent men and women, attacked by Bashar Assad with Sarin gas, and wondered how the world can stand by in silence?
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By the end of each, he's worked himself into a frenzy over whoever his next opponent is, practically frothing at the mouth while his red face turns into a rictus of physical anger.
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For the next 12 hours after that, CB said she felt "pleasantly high," mostly sat in a chair, "frothing at the mouth, occasionally vocalizing random words and vomiting frequently," according to Haden's account.
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Videos circulating on social media showed dead children, pale and frothing at the mouth, sending shock waves around the world, and leading the UN Security Council to conduct a tense meeting over the attacks.
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This year, the event is taking place on Wednesday in San Francisco, prompting the usual frothing at the mouth from fans about what the device will look like and what updated features it might have.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted of González, according to the Press Herald.
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Impending gentrification now has these landlords frothing at the mouth, as they see big profits coming their way and they have rushed to repair intercoms, replace windows, and evict families that have dealt with them for decades.
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But the assistant said there were signs the priest had been frothing at the mouth when his body was discovered, while the clear liquid he had vomited could also be a clue to the contents of his stomach.
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On the first night of the Republican National Convention, former Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani stood on the stage at the Quicken Loans Arena and began frothing at the mouth, building himself up to a terrifying crescendo.
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In a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's strict new voter-ID law, a former staff member for a Republican lawmaker testified that Republicans were "politically frothing at the mouth" at the prospect that the law would drive down Democratic turnout.
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"Governments have been frothing at the mouth hoping for an opportunity to pressure companies like Apple into building backdoors into their products to enable more sweeping surveillance," Evan Greer, Fight for the Future's campaign director, said in a statement.
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When your suspicious friend/family member/lover asks if you've been bitten, despite frothing at the mouth, your well refined ability to hide your symptoms means you'll say: "Of course not," semi-believably… Then you can just eat them.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted in response to a report about Parkland student Emma Gonzalez.
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Both the public comments preceding the Kavanaugh announcement and the comments from both liberal interest groups and sitting senators since, display a literal and metaphorical frothing at the mouth to systematically defame and vilify an outstanding human and respected jurist.
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The most rational decision-making part of your cortex is the pre-frontal cortex (PFC), while the most frothing-at-the-mouth emotional part of your limbic system is arguably the amygdala, a region central to fear, anxiety and aggression.
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So with that in mind, and as a way to whet your appetite and have you frothing at the mouth like a dog gargling Alka Seltzer, here's a round-up of the best music documentaries that are definitely coming out in 2016.
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Prime Day is held in at least 17 countries, all full of customers frothing at the mouth for these deals — and Amazon knows that refusing to tell us when Prime Day will be until the last minute makes it that much more intense.
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" Last week, a Republican candidate for the Maine House of Representatives named Leslie Gibson said of Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez, "There's nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing to say unless you're frothing at the mouth moonbat.
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Still, I'd never purposely wait until midnight for a new episode of Bake Off to drop, and despite the show's collection of cross-continental supporters, its fans aren't generally frothing at the mouth for new episodes as people might for, say, Game of Thrones, either.
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"There is nothing about this skinhead lesbian that impresses me and there is nothing that she has to say unless you're a frothing at the mouth moonbat," Gibson tweeted in response to a report on Gonzalez's rocketing number of Twitter followers, according to the Sun Journal.
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After what we might deem a successful live blog of the debate... main event HILL CLINTONS VS. DOMALD TROMP begins now as the audience snarls and claws the air, frothing at the mouth for flesh of the void creature of the void DOM TROMP invokes HILL CLINTONS 30 years experience as top wizard.
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Whereas once the public image of music festivals could be carefully curated by promoters and broadcasters, they now have to compete with blurry mobile footage of festival-goers slinging punches at each other in the mud, setting tents on fire and frothing at the mouth from too much mephedrone—the sort of material that spreads easily online, and is quickly covered for clicks.
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"Mexico imports 19 million tons of corn a year, most of it from the United States, and with South America premiums weak enough to export to the United States, I can tell you there are two countries down there frothing at the mouth to muscle into the Mexican market," Charlie Sernatinger, global head of grain futures at ED&F Man Capital, said in a note to clients.
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There is nothing overtly political about this exhibition, which features three decidedly eccentric (to say the least) sculptures; a set of mesmerizing wall panels made by the controlled dripping of polymer gypsum and other sundry materials, which leaves small gaps and wider openings across the surface; and willfully scruffy yet gorgeous mixed media drawings (Conté, charcoal, pastel, and acrylic) on Mylar, but it's gratifying to witness the way the show subtly turns the tables on the frothing-at-the-mouth, profoundly ignorant, ban-the-Muslims crowd.
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When he does, Qasim tackles him and covertly injects him with the antidote. Quinn is then brought into the chamber and the gas is turned on. Quinn begins frothing at the mouth and convulsing as the episode ends.
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They have been known to enter farm houses and other buildings when infected. Infected animals appear tame and have a distinct frothing at the mouth. Rabid kudu are fearless, and bulls may sometimes attack humans who get too close to them.
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The deceased Roy Thomas has a cousin called Shaju Zachariah. The same year, Shaju's toddler daughter, Alphine Shaju, died after "choking on food". In 2016, Jolly allegedly gave Sily Shaju, Alphine's mother, a glass of water and the latter died on the spot with excessive frothing at the mouth.
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"nonlethal but powerful battlefield gas""A Rebel Camp In Cambodia Awaits Attack", New York Times, January 6, 1985, p. 1. which stunned its victims"Cambodian Rebels Reported Under Heavy Viet Shelling", LA Times, January 4, 1985, p. 13."KPNLF says Vietnamese Using Suffocant Gas", Bangkok World, January 4, 1985, p. 1. and caused nausea and frothing at the mouth.
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Legend once said a man was not rabid if he could look at his own reflection (an allusion to the legend that vampires have no reflection). Wolves and bats, which are often associated with vampires, can be carriers of rabies. The disease can also lead to a drive to bite others and to a bloody frothing at the mouth.
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The symptoms of poisoning by C. bulbifera in human beings include pain in the stomach, nausea, violent vomiting, diarrhea, dilated pupils, labored breathing, foaming at the mouth and rapid convulsions. In animals the first symptom is generally frothing at the mouth followed by uneasiness and pain, succeeded by violent intermittent convulsions in which the animal kicks while throwing its head back.
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Early symptoms of cicutoxin poisoning include excessive salivation, frothing at the mouth, nervousness, and incoordination. These symptoms can progress to tremors, muscular weakness, seizures and respiratory failure. Ingestion of green materials of western water hemlock in amounts equivalent to about 0.1% of a person's body weight can even lead to death. In addition to being extremely hazardous to humans, this plant has an enormous impact on animals.
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In 2004 Gibson said that the British Broadcasting Corporation was anti-American, accusing the BBC of having "a frothing-at-the-mouth anti-Americanism that was obsessive, irrational and dishonest". He also claimed that reporter Andrew Gilligan, who was covering the 2003 Iraq War for BBC Radio 4 in Baghdad, had, "insisted on air that the Iraqi Army was heroically repulsing an incompetent American military".Liar, liar. Editorial by John Gibson.
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Symptoms of laburnum poisoning may include intense sleepiness, vomiting, convulsive movements, coma, slight frothing at the mouth and unequally dilated pupils. In some cases, diarrhea is very severe, and at times the convulsions are markedly tetanic. The main toxin in the plant is cytisine, a nicotinic receptor agonist. It is used as a food plant by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species, including the Palearctic moth, the buff-tip.
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Keaton's character in The Scarecrow runs in a panic from Luke, thinking the dog is rabid because he is foaming or "frothing" at the mouth. Actually, Luke had just eaten a cream pie and remnants of the cream remained around his snout. The "mad" dog relentlessly pursues Keaton over brick walls, up ladders again, around the top of a building, over planks, through windows, down a garbage chute, and through haystacks."The Scarecrow (1920) - Buster Keaton - Edward F. Cline", posted by Change Before Going Productions. YouTube.
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As a precursor to "Batman R.I.P.", at the New York Comic Con 2008, DC Comics gave away pins featuring Nightwing, Jason Todd, and Hush with the words "I Am Batman" beneath them. During the storyline, Nightwing is ambushed by the International Club of Villains. He is later seen in Arkham Asylum, frothing at the mouth and presumably drugged, believed by the staff to be Pierrot Lunaire, a member of the Club. Scheduled for an experimental lobotomy by Arkham himself, he's spared by the ICoV taking hold of the Asylum, wanting to use him and Jezebel Jet, Bruce's fiancée at the time, as bait.
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In October 2007 Fraser gave a speech to Melbourne Law School on terrorism and "the importance of the rule of law," which Liberal MP Sophie Mirabella condemned in January 2008, claiming errors and "either intellectual sloppiness or deliberate dishonesty", and claimed that he tacitly supported Islamic fundamentalism, that he should have no influence on foreign policy, and claimed his stance on the war on terror had left him open to caricature as a "frothing-at-the-mouth leftie". Shortly after Tony Abbott won the 2009 Liberal Party leadership spill, Fraser ended his Liberal Party membership, stating the party was "no longer a liberal party but a conservative party".
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As a precursor to "Batman R.I.P.", at the New York Comic Con 2008, DC Comics gave away pins featuring Nightwing, Jason Todd, and Hush with the words "I Am Batman" beneath them. During the storyline, Nightwing is ambushed by the International Club of Villains. He is later seen in Arkham Asylum, frothing at the mouth and presumably drugged, believed by the staff to be Pierrot Lunaire, a member of the Club. Scheduled for an experimental lobotomy by Arkham himself, he is spared by the Club of Villains taking hold of the asylum, wanting to use him and Jezebel Jet, Bruce's fiancè at the time, as bait.
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The Sentry finds the base in his memories, but it is destroyed. As he enters, the third voice in his mind grows louder and louder, telling him that none of this is real, that he is a murderer, and that he is not a hero. As he enters the base, the Sentry suddenly finds himself sitting in locked, padded room, frothing at the mouth, and in a straitjacket. Suddenly, a man's voice through a loud speaker tells him that he is a mental patient who has undergone shock therapy and has awakened from a deep slumber, and that his name is John Victor Williams.
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While in Boston, Blood gained a rival in the person of a certain Dr. Jerome Harris, who also applied nitrous oxide but under the name of "super-oxygenized air". Unlike Blood, Harris was a trained physician, albeit one who traded on Blood's popularity by operating his practice from Blood's old quarters on Chauncy Lane. One day in the winter of 1866–67, Harris was visited by a Mr. Carvill of Lewiston, Maine who had a bronchial complaint and specifically requested Harris's "super-oxygenized air" treatment. The air was administered, and in a moment Carvill began frothing at the mouth and rolling on the floor, apparently in a fit, his contortions lasting about an hour.
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Unsurprisingly for a tropane-rich Solanaceous plant, the effects produced by consumption of Latua pubiflora closely resemble those of intoxication by its infamous Old World cousin Deadly Nightshade: a dry mouth, a hot and feverish feeling in the body, eyes with greatly dilated pupils and blurred vision, frothing at the mouth ( from thickening of saliva ),Serna, Father Leandro of Río Frío, Llanquihue Province, Chile, 1969 - personal communication to authors of Harvard Botanical Museum Leaflet on Latua: Plowman, Gyllenhaal and Lindgren. acute mental disturbances and 'insanity', convulsions, delirium and hallucinations. The cerebral effects have been characterised as > intense psychomotor agitation accompanied by delirium which corresponds to > acute, exogenous, toxic psychosis.Mariani, Ramírez C., 1965 Temas de > Hipnosis pub.
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" Doctors Without Borders also reported seeing a "large number of victims arriving with symptoms including convulsions, excessive saliva, pinpoint pupils, blurred vision and respiratory distress." Symptoms reported by Ghouta residents and doctors to Human Rights Watch included "suffocation, muscle spasms and frothing at the mouth." Witness statements to The Guardian about symptoms included "people who were sleeping in their homes [who] died in their beds," headaches and nausea, "foam coming out of [victims'] mouths and noses," a "smell something like vinegar and rotten eggs," suffocation, "bodies [that] were turning blue," a "smell like cooking gas" and redness and itching of the eyes. Richard Spencer of The Telegraph summarised witness statements, stating, "The poison ... may have killed hundreds, but it has left twitching, fainting, confused but compelling survivors.
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In 2007 the Coalition lost the federal election and entered opposition. After the election, Mirabella was promoted to the role of Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government under the leadership of Brendan Nelson. While serving in that role, she attracted controversy in January 2008 when she launched an attack on former Liberal Party Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, after a speech he gave at Melbourne University on "the Bush Administration (reversing) 60 years of progress in establishing a law-based international system", claiming errors and "either intellectual sloppiness or deliberate dishonesty", and that he tacitly supported Islamic fundamentalism, should have no influence on foreign policy, and that his stance on the war on terror has left him open to caricature as a "frothing-at-the-mouth leftie". She was also one of five Liberal MPs not present in February 2008, when a motion was passed unanimously apologising to the stolen generations of indigenous children between Federation and the 1970s.
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Firedamp is all the more hazardous because of the after effects of the explosion. Gases known as "afterdamp" – carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide produced by the explosion – often prove to be just as deadly and can kill miners unhurt by the explosion itself.Cawte, H (2008). 'Case Studies In Archaeological Research: The Archaeology of Mining, Lecture 5: Safety, Clothing, Housing, University Of Otago, 10 March. “Joseph Scott, the Blackball Mine Manager.., believed that the majority (of miners) were killed by the explosion and “not more than half a dozen by the afterdamp”. Robert Russell, believing the explosion to be caused by firedamp, while acknowledging that the explosion force and coal dust flames contributed to the causes of death, believed that “at the end it was the afterdamp gases that killed them (all).” Dr. James McBrearty’s description of many victims frothing at the mouth, suggests asphyxiation by the predominant afterdamp gas, being carbon dioxide. The afterdamp gas carbon monoxide which presented such a problem for the recovery teams must also have contributed to death through poisoning. It was not then fully appreciated that only small quantities of carbon monoxide or white damp could be fatal”.
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