We always look for growth opportunities both organic and inorganic.
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I'm also not very good at painting anything that's inorganic.
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THERE'S A MIX THAT GOES INTO ORGANIC AND INORGANIC INVESTMENT.
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I'll admit, I'm not a big fan of inorganic mulches.
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WE'LL GROW BOTH ORGANICALLY AND, YES, THERE WILL BE SOME INORGANIC.
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"There isn't a heightened appetite for inorganic activities," Murdoch told analysts.
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These sounds you're creating are wildly and obviously inorganic and inhuman.
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Greenhouse gases are released and adsorbed by organic and inorganic sources.
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I'm trying to enjoy my friends, and everything just seems inorganic.
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Now their reserves replacement will also require inorganic, brownfield or shale investments.
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Believe it or not, #Cockygate began with this practice of inorganic trendsetting.
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Many inorganic reds, including those based on cadmium, lead and mercury, are semiconductors.
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Shows human interaction with inorganic objects and the subtle statements are quite clever!
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Our instruments can't discern if the particles are organic or inorganic in nature.
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Methyl mercury is absorbed more easily by living things than inorganic mercury is.
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Recycled rubber, plastic pellets, and plastic sheeting are used to create inorganic mulches.
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Test the strength of your sociopolitical convictions on this lunk of inorganic matter!
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Blood levels of inorganic mercury were also significantly higher in gluten-free dieters.
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"Most harmful skin-lightening creams are intentionally tainted with inorganic mercury," Blanc said.
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The animals breathe it, and the inorganic matter goes back to the soil.
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"Cremation destroys all organic matter [including DNA] but all the inorganic matter survives and we know, from the study of tooth enamel, that there is a huge amount of information contained in the inorganic fraction of human remains," Snoeck said.
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This contained inorganic pigments in an organic binding medium overlaid by a shellac varnish.
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It also said it was analyzing and selecting various investment opportunities for inorganic growth.
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Andrea Sella, a professor of inorganic chemistry at University College London, backed Sellstrom's assessment.
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Pregnant women can also be at risk of exposing their child to inorganic arsenic.
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A large majority, 78 percent, were at or below 110 ppb of inorganic arsenic.
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The organic/inorganic dialectic of the dystopian future has motivated countless paranoiac cyber-fantasies.
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Arsenic, a natural part of the Earth's crust, is toxic in its inorganic form.
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DMGT has effectively used inorganic development to grow its digital business and diversify internationally.
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And sometimes that will be organic and sometimes that will be inorganic through acquisition.
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What they found: Reefs contain both organic carbon and inorganic carbon, which lives in shells.
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Reagents are inorganic compounds and acids that cause predictable reactions when mixed with specific drugs.
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Four of the seven rice cereals tested exceeded the FDA's safety limit for inorganic arsenic.
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Upon this rather sterile stage of inorganic matter, the bodily and visceral make cheeky cameos.
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It's not clear, though, that sunscreens containing inorganic ingredients are good for the environment either.
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Fertilizing more than plants Potting mix is usually a mixture of inorganic and organic material.
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Her father is an inorganic chemist in Virginia's Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services in Richmond.
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Some of the highest levels of inorganic arsenic were found in products made with brown rice, which tends to absorb more inorganic arsenic from the environment, experts say, though many nutritionists recommend adults choose brown rice over white because it is higher in fiber.
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From there, all of the organic material gets separated from inorganic plastic wrapping and then puréed.
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While arsenic is naturally found in soil and water, inorganic arsenic comes from fertilizers and pesticides.
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Any plans to pursue inorganic growth to get yourself ready, to make yourself bigger in Vietnam?
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Navarro said Vivo remained focused on organic growth, but was eyeing inorganic opportunities as they appeared.
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Meanwhile, this happens: Who cares about inorganic motives if the attention they generate is very organic?
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"Isotopically light carbon is found in meteorites, for example, and we know this is inorganic," he said.
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YinMN is the first inorganic blue pigment to be manufactured since Cobalt in the early 19th century.
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Other studies have looked at how inorganic arsenic exposure in utero could alter a baby's immune system.
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Rice is at the top of the list because it has extremely high concentrations of inorganic arsenic.
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She admits that there's a perception that online dating is less romantic because people think it's inorganic.
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Benioff said on Monday's call that the company's strategy related to organic and inorganic growth hasn't changed.
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BYJU's said this new money from Tencent will go towards product development and "inorganic growth through acquisitions."
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A "clunky" or "inorganic" post that's obviously been bought and paid for doesn't help sell the product.
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The European Food Safety Authority has already moved to limit inorganic arsenic in rice products to that level.
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It is hard-edged abstraction that is unyielding, inorganic, and not necessarily placed to enable the (black) figure.
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Genetic modification would be supplemented by cyborg technology—indeed there may be a transition to fully inorganic intelligences.
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Does it rub any players the wrong way to have an inorganic slogan on their organic cotton shirts?
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Methylmercury is more dangerous than inorganic mercury because it is absorbed into the body six times more easily.
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He earned his doctorate for his research on cobalt oxalates, complex inorganic structures that have applications in nanotechnology.
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When they're together, the show feels compelled to give them conflict, and most of it's forced and inorganic.
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The Woodlands, Texas-based company is a manufacturer of differentiated organic chemical products and of inorganic chemical products.
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Donna, now a corporate executive, can't help but make everything she touches just a little bit inorganic and false.
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In April, the FDA proposed a limit of 100 parts per billion of inorganic arsenic in infant rice cereal.
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It is, he explains, an opportunity to make the inorganic seem organic through the faces he sees in architecture.
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Because rice is grown submersed in water, it is especially good at absorbing inorganic arsenic, the most toxic form.
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Perhaps some kind of major influencer push could help, but those efforts are often inorganic and expensive for developers.
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According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer, its presence in inorganic compounds is highly toxic and carcinogenic.
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Merger and Acquisition Prospects: Fitch believes Singtel will continue to pursue merger and acquisition prospects to drive inorganic growth.
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Made from amalgams of organic and inorganic materials, Altmejd's sculpted faces are lumpy and mottled, but still creepily lifelike.
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The Obama administration on Friday proposed new limits on the amount of inorganic arsenic allowed in infant rice cereal.
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The $13.7 billion deal marks Amazon's biggest acquisition ever, but plenty question why the seemingly inorganic relationship makes sense.
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These tendencies draw the line between organic and inorganic matter, the former being, in Varo's view, the more ambitious.
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Inorganic fertiliser is too costly: the government offers subsidies, but only "clever people" know how to get them, she explains.
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Facebook has arguably been diversifying away from its core Facebook experience for some time, in both organic and inorganic ways.
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Inorganic mercury is created by forest fires, volcanoes, mining gold, and burning coal, but benignly stored in soil and vegetation.
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As revealed in the season 1 episode "A Woman's Place," inorganic farming and radioactivity are to blame for declining fertility.
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It's an orgonite, a man-made crystal comprised of organic and inorganic materials allegedly imbued with healing and cleansing energies.
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With respect to the second concern, why should it matter that the nutrients drawn by plants from animals are inorganic?
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"The use of [HAP], the main inorganic constituent of human bones and teeth, is an excellent candidate," the physicists note.
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Despite the inorganic method of its creation, the project's inherent darkness and proud fragility come from a very personal place.
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Pros: Permanent: The gas reacts with the rock underwater and becomes inorganic, which means it stays in the ocean permanently.
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Traders said the market was honing in on details in its free cash flow, and signs of slowing inorganic growth.
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Growth Funded Mainly with Debt: Historically, Grupo Unicomer has expanded its operations through a combination of organic and inorganic growth.
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This strange characteristic turns biology on its head, because bacteria usually break down either organic carbon, or inorganic carbon—not both.
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AND THAT DOESN'T MEAN THERE MIGHT NOT BE AN OPPORTUNITY AT SOME POINT IN THE FUTURE TO THINK ABOUT SOMETHING INORGANIC.
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One will pipe infrared light to a microscope, and the other will pass X-rays through both organic and inorganic samples.
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And sure, we've done some inorganic add-ons but we built organically a very, very large global deep asset management platform.
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That, in turn, is presenting opportunities for inorganic growth via acquisition for better funded players in the market, such as Carousell.
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The worms would need symbiotic bacteria to digest down the inorganic compound and release more nutritious carbon for them to eat.
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"We will make significant investments to increase oil recovery and in future development projects, while also considering inorganic investments," it added.
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Organic and inorganic e-skins, says paper co-author Takao Someya, should be considered complementary materials with different strengths and weaknesses.
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"The organic and inorganic innovation engine continue to be very strong, solving challenges that customers are presenting to us," Dell said.
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Napoleon, as the system's catalyst, must be assiduous as she facilitates movement from inorganic to organic through various phases of musicality.
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The film is only two micrometers thick, made by alternating layers of organic and inorganic materials (Parylene and Silicon Oxynitrite, respectively).
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Both processes transform inorganic molecules to organic products life can use, which is the basis for all ecosystems on the planet.
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The new report notes that cereal makers have made progress at reducing inorganic arsenic in baby food products in recent years.
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If you're going to bring a second product line into the company — whether it's organic or inorganic — it needs to be incubated.
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But making one of them not-white always seemed to risk introducing an inorganic realness the show was never meant to have.
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BNI Corporate Secretary Suhardi Petrus declined to comment specifically on Permata at that time, but said it was looking at "inorganic growth".
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Fitch believes these trends could continue as FHCs seek to boost growth and profitability through inorganic expansion and a shifting business mix.
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As a project, the initiative has felt inorganic, even opportunistic, a packaged way for a lagging-behind museum to become "global" fast.
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Bombastic, attention-grabbing inorganic noises are becoming the norm, disruptive sonic alerts trigger Pavlovian feedback, and simulated sounds are supplanting analog ones.
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"The inorganic and organic possibilities for the company are tremendous," Chief Executive John Legere said on the company's post-earnings conference call.
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" And every fashion is a fetishism that shows how "sex does away with the boundaries separating the organic world from the inorganic.
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Something like National Unicorn Day is so frivolous and inorganic and trendy that it was sure to get under my grizzled, grinchy skin.
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Half of the growth in assets would come from organic expansion, with the other half from inorganic growth, such as acquisitions, he said.
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Kotak, who has previously neither confirmed nor denied Axis talks, said on Thursday that they were looking at "a lot of inorganic opportunities".
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In recent years, Andbank and Credit Andorra in particular have pushed ahead with international expansion, through a combination of organic and inorganic growth.
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In order to do that, the K. polythalamia needs to have sulfur oxidizing chemoautotrophic (obtaining energy from inorganic chemicals) bacteria in its gills.
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"We see the scope of further improvements via inorganic growth as we believe Clariant has largely completed its organic transformation," he told Reuters.
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Once Earth formed 4.6 billion years ago, everything that happened on it could be explained in the language of physics and inorganic chemistry.
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Beach declined to comment on whether it was bidding, but the company has said in presentations it is reviewing several "inorganic growth" opportunities.
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Among them are chemolithotrophs — micro-organisms that acquire energy from inorganic compounds — that were found in the hot water on the mineral chimneys.
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"(Our goal is) to actively seize opportunities for inorganic growth if they come up," he told investors at DWS' annual general meeting on Wednesday.
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Called a perovskite cell, the new photovoltaic tech uses hybrid organic-inorganic lead or tin halide-based material as the light-harvesting active layer.
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When Gina (Lindsay Burdge) visits a fortune teller, for instance, her face and hair are composed in various tones of red, almost appearing inorganic.
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This becomes clear in Fisher's haunting description of the Felixstowe shipping container port in Suffolk: a vast automated system of "inorganic clangs and clanks".
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One jet produces alginate, a biological material found in the cells of brown algae, and the other blasts out calcium chloride, an inorganic salt.
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What emerged was a new inorganic pigment, one that absorbed red and green light waves, leaving as reflected light the bluest blue to date.
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We don't care about organic versus inorganic growth, but we worry that our kids will have no coverage if the Trump administration repeals Obamacare.
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Nerve agents are small molecules based on phosphorus that interfere with nerve transmission, said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at University College London.
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These are the types of bacteria that ultimately turn carbon that has been cycling around in the living environment back into its inorganic form, CO2.
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Bertelsmann generates around EUR600 million to EUR5003 million of post dividend free cash flow per year that provides significant financial flexibility to fund inorganic expansion.
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The FDA has an established safety limit for inorganic arsenic — the kind that's most toxic to humans — in infant rice cereal: 100 parts per billion.
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Increases in its risk appetite, current capitalisation being negatively impacted by operational or litigation losses or significant inorganic growth could also adversely affect the ratings.
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In its risk assessment, the agency tested 76 rice cereals for infants and found that about half had more inorganic arsenic than the proposed limit.
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"As strategic partners, Hellman & Friedman and Blackstone intend to support Scout24's management team in fostering organic and inorganic growth," the private equity firms said.
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For most of his career Gorky had applied paint thickly and precisely, within outlines, in a way that made his forms look inorganic, overly deliberated.
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Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at University College London, said Novichok nerve agents were designed to be quite persistent and did not decompose quickly.
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But, like the mean tweets, they have been grating for some digital natives, who mock the naked bid to buy affection as condescending and inorganic.
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In January, Jamal began teaching at Park University in Parkville, Missouri, as an adjunct instructor of chemistry, and taught the laboratory for advanced inorganic chemistry.
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Most agricultural colleges still teach soil fertility chiefly as an exercise in applying inorganic chemical fertilizer, while overlooking soil's biological role (and its carbon content).
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Those toxic metals might be linked to gluten-free eating through consuming large amounts of rice, which is known to absorb inorganic arsenic as it grows.
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Slack's CEO Stewart Butterfield has previously criticized Team's user growth as inorganic saying that users of older Microsoft products are being forced to migrate to Teams.
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While every product tested had measurable levels of cadmium, inorganic arsenic, lead, or mercury, grape juice and juice blends had the highest average heavy metal levels.
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Tiny green algae are replaced by a more exotic class of primary producers, microbes that can make their own food by stripping energy from inorganic chemicals.
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Protelindo's scale and financial strength should comfortably support a combination of organic and inorganic growth, and progressive dividends, without a material impairment to its credit profile.
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"There was a period where indie rock saw these things as too fake," he says of the inorganic sounds emitted by old synths and drum machines.
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Up until then, men's attempts to get a thicker penis mainly entailed the injection of organic and inorganic materials which often yielded lumpy, sometimes gangrenous results.
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Star Trek's replicators use transporter technology to create just about any inanimate object out of either pure energy or inorganic goo, depending on who you ask.
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Combining organic and inorganic materials, her works are often designed to be pieced together and easily transportable — unsealed steel and zip ties are her signature materials.
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Nitrogen-fixing beans are grown instead of inorganic fertilizer; flowers are used to attract beneficial insects to manage pests; weeds are crowded out with more intensive planting.
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JFrog, which says it is valued above $1 billion, said the funds would drive product innovation, support expansion into new markets and accelerate organic and inorganic growth.
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One "organic" milk formula marketed to toddlers had levels of inorganic arsenic that were six times the levels currently considered safe by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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One "organic" milk formula marketed to toddlers had levels of inorganic arsenic that were six times the levels currently considered safe by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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This is particularly true for large enterprises, which tend to be older and include the addition of several businesses by way of rapid, inorganic growth (M&A).
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"They are designed to be quite persistent — they hang around in the environment, neither evaporating or decomposing quickly," said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at UCL.
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The problem is that so far, every probe that has entered Venus' atmosphere has carried scientific instruments that were incapable of distinguishing organic material from inorganic particles.
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From there they are grown in the lab, and the inorganic nutrients they use are obtained from mineral deposits that don't require the use of fertile land.
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The listing would allow SCG Packaging to fund mobilization channels and increase its capacity and pursue business expansion in the long-term through organic and inorganic investments.
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Her dress, if you could call it that, by Iris van Herpen, was an inorganic black material that was maybe rubber or maybe latex, and definitely unconventional.
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In fact, the images repulsed me at first, because they are so clearly inorganic and alienating, so I turned toward the wall displaying Chun's Forms and Blueprints.
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The Food and Drug Administration has proposed limits for the amount of inorganic arsenic allowed in infant baby cereals, but the agency has yet to finalize regulations.
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Ringe is fascinated by the structures of growth in organic and inorganic substances — a focus on the life force that Beuys related to his own shamanistic practices.
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The fuzzy glitchiness of the final minute is alien and inorganic, either a powerful foe pressing the player into desperate measures, or perhaps coming apart under their fire.
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As a result, and now more so considering ABC's alignment with Walgreens, Fitch expects ABC to pursue both organic and inorganic growth in service-related and non-U.
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It also would be part of a broader inorganic growth strategy for Fujifilm, at a time when (much weaker) U.S. rival Kodak is climbing aboard the blockchain lifeboat.
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"Our algorithms currently work to detect when Twitter accounts are attempting to manipulate Twitter's Trends through inorganic activity, and then automatically adjust," the company said in a statement.
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Payroll constitutes the company's core product; however, the participation of other lines in its business mix has increased gradually as a result of aggressive organic and inorganic growth.
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The FDA said it sampled 76 infant rice cereals in 2014 and nearly half, 47 percent, met the agency's proposed action level of 85033 ppb of inorganic arsenic.
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"This capital infusion will enable us to expand the business through inorganic means while we continue to execute on our path of organic growth in parallel," Driver said.
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Sales growth would continue to be driven by both organic and inorganic factors, he said, with total investments in the hundreds of millions of euros again this year.
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Stella Chemifa soared 6.6% on media reports that the inorganic fluorine compounds maker has obtained approval from the Japanese government to export liquid hydrogen fluoride to South Korea.
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The report found that over all, oatmeal, barley, buckwheat, organic quinoa, wheat and rice-free multigrain baby cereals contained much lower amounts of inorganic arsenic than rice cereals.
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But in both mediums, as well as in his collages (like the startling "Malcom X" from 1982), there are complicated identifications going on that blur organic with inorganic forms.
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Long-term exposure to inorganic arsenic, a human poison that occurs naturally in the Earth's crust, has been linked to various cancers, kidney damage, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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It's more that it feels rushed and inorganic, a ham-fisted attempt to inject some romance into a series that doesn't have a lot to offer on that front.
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With the noise-reducing smoothing that both companies do, there's an occasional, for lack of a better word, crunchiness to some edges, which, again, contributes to this inorganic vibe.
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Prior to joining, he was a member of the leadership teams at Box and LifeLock, where he was responsible for driving strategy and inorganic initiatives, including acquisitions and investments.
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Halfdan Millang, head of RN Nordic Oil, Rosneft's Norwegian subsidiary, said the company was bidding for acreage in Norway's 24th licensing round, but also looking at "inorganic" growth opportunities.
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I landed on the housing above Sekai, just as HubSystem sent a command to my governor module that should have flash-fried my inorganic parts and soft human bits.
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"We're always on the lookout, whether it's for public partners, private partners, inorganic partnership and growth or organic growth," Hoo Ling Tan, told Reuters in Phnom Penh on Thursday.
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In draft guidance Friday, the FDA proposed limiting inorganic arsenic to 100 parts per billion for rice that will be used to produce food for infants and young children.
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" In one truly cringeworthy scene, Ashley and Duc banter about racial microaggressions in a manner so inorganic that it would be banned from any Portland co-op: "You're sassy!
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Sandberg slickly reframed "inauthentic content" to an even more boring sound "inorganic content" — now several psychologic steps removed from the shockingly outrageous Kremlin propaganda that the company eventually disclosed.
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" When asked about Kraft Heinz's M&A strategy, Kraft Heinz CEO Bernardo Vieira Hees told analysts in May, "Our framework for capital allocation, organic and inorganic, has not changed.
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Danaher executives also hinted at more opportunity for mergers and acquisitions for the unit, highlighting a "greater focus around both organic and inorganic investment opportunities" as a standalone company.
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The Environmental Protection Agency limits inorganic arsenic in public drinking water, and the federal government also sets maximum permissible levels for eggs and some chicken, turkey and pork products.
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Take an inorganic substrate—in this case an epoxy known as SU-8 that's useful for building tiny machine components—and blot it with bacteria swarming on an agar plate.
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Yet a growing amount of scientific evidence is pointing to an alarming connection between inorganic arsenic in brown and white rice and harm to children's immune systems and intellectual development.
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Solid State already produces batteries made up of inorganic materials developed by the company specifically for the purpose, which can produce battery cells that have a higher energy density vs.
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Soon the number of choices grows and the machine finds itself having to 'think' differently and autonomously, thus creating a true artificial intelligence trapped in its limited and inorganic body.
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Likewise, thermodynamics and statistics put a pretty strong upper limit on the size of molecules that will come together through happenstance and inorganic processes alone—about 150 atomic mass units.
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In Enter the Machine 1.0 AKA My Desktop, Corriel renders his digital data as a multicolored abstraction, remaking the inorganic data as organic forms like neurons, novas, flora, and so on.
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"These popular baby foods are not only high in inorganic arsenic, the most toxic form of arsenic, but also are nearly always contaminated with all four toxic metals," the report said.
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The Chainsmokers' music is so modern and inorganic, so much what aliens would sing to humans to lull us into complacency, that it's always on the edge of the uncanny valley.
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Fitch believes that the company's current scale and financial strength can comfortably support a combination of organic and inorganic growth, and progressive dividends, without a material impairment to its credit profile.
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AFTER THAT, AFTER THAT, WE THEN TAKE A LOOK AT VALUE CREATING M & A. USUALLY ABOUT 50% OF THE INNOVATION AT JOHNSON & JOHNSON WE'VE ACQUIRED THROUGH INORGANIC OR M & A ACTIVITIES.
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In the six barley and buckwheat cereals tested, inorganic arsenic was present in such small amounts that it was either undetectable or the level had to be estimated, the report said.
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The transaction is in line with Fitch's expectation of the group pursuing inorganic expansion, considering the abundant capital release from the divestment of CDIB Capital's direct investment portfolio to increase capital efficiency.
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Further, the themes of mimicry and repetition she employs have traditionally been linked to a desire, not for acceleration, but for regression to an earlier state, from the organic to the inorganic.
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Acquisitions - "inorganic growth" - contributed more than 500 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) in resources in 2016-18, according to the calculations based on the company's annual reserve reports and investor presentations.
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Second, while it's true that plants absorb nutrients from the soil and that these nutrients could have come from animals, they're strictly inorganic: nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus and trace amounts of other elements.
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The Food and Drug Administration proposed on Friday a limit for inorganic arsenic in infant rice cereal, saying that this common starter food is a leading source of exposure to the toxin.
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But what the novel coronavirus demonstrates, in contrast to these survivalist fictions, is that borders are porous by definition; no matter how fortified, they are more like living membranes than inorganic walls.
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Before he was taken into custody, Jamal had begun teaching in January at Park University in Parkville, Missouri, as an adjunct instructor of chemistry, and taught the laboratory for advanced inorganic chemistry.
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"Through my projects on birds, I want to reveal issues [of overpopulation] and simultaneously present a surreal and unusual urban landscape of Tokyo, a city filled with inorganic concrete buildings," he writes.
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Inorganic fertilizer adds nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorous to the soil; pesticides kill anything that crawls; herbicides nuke anything green and unwanted—all to create an assembly line that spits out a single crop.
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"While Metro's plan to moderate growth should enable a more stable path for returns, alongside still-meaningful growth, we believe the bank will continue to rely on inorganic capital actions," the analysts said.
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"The chemistry community is eager to see its most cherished table finally being completed down to the seventh row," Jan Reedijk, President of the Inorganic Chemistry Division of IUPAC, said in a statement.
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In the piece titled "Dreams and Demons" (2019), a rug, a jute trivet, some towels, and other scraps of fabric populate the picture plane, encrusted beneath a painted field of bright, inorganic hues.
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"What is amazing is that through much of human history, civilizations around the world have sought inorganic compounds that could be used to paint things blue but often had limited success," Subramanian said.
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