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As soon as I started warming it up, the cleanser melted down to a buttery oil texture, which also melted down my makeup once I rubbed it on.
After the election, my Boston online moms group melted down.
Left to overheat, three of the six reactors melted down.
Melted down and sent back to the Domonican (sic) Republic.!!!!
Stamps may be lighter, but, come doomsday, cannot be melted down.
The items are melted down, sterilized and reformed into new bars.
Prince George braved out the helicopter ride ... but then melted down.
Trucks melted down to paneled shells, houses to ash and dust.
"I just melted down and cried and sobbed," Citro told CNN.
The weapons will be melted down and shaped into war monuments.
They burned through every possible idea, then melted down the entire premise.
Only a single reactor melted down, and none of its fuel escaped.
Similarly, many coins are melted down and re-stamped over the years.
Any remaining locks will be melted down and sold for scrap metal.
This is a man who saw his army melted down in minutes.
The metals are melted down, reground, and reused; the water is redistilled.
The polysilicon is placed in those quartz crucibles, melted down, and set spinning.
Pretty shocking since the value of the melted down jewelry was $1.6 million.
"When I graduated, I just kind of, like, slowly melted down," said Toale.
Only a small minority of one model of Samsung phone have melted down.
The plane's body can be melted down and reused in some other way.
Three years ago, the internet melted down over the color of a dress.
One day he melted down on our piano with a diabolical, discordant pounding.
On Tuesday, the newspaper said the impounded vehicles should be confiscated and melted down.
The last farm bill melted down on the floor in epic fashion in 2013.
Semi-fabricated metal, or semis, can be melted down for use as primary metal.
Starting point guard Eric Bledsoe has melted down in the playoffs the last two years.
Their plastic should be melted down to make the high-heeled shoes that bless Barbie's feet.
Gold, even melted down, was still gold—a quality that made many believe it was magical.
According to Le Monde newspaper, the melted down bling was worth somewhere between $26k and $30k.
The used bars are sanitized and remolded into new bars or melted down into liquid soap.
During cycles of change in fashion, economics and political fortunes, metalwork was melted down and recycled.
After leading by 753 early in the second half, Purdue melted down late in the game.
In a recycling facility, plastic gets melted down and turned into pellets that are sold and repurposed.
In 2007, just before the country's banking system melted down, the 10-year trailing rate was 2.4%.
Steel from firearms melted down at mills around the country is used for construction, mining and more.
The authorities suspect that the coin was smashed or melted down and thus will never be recovered.
He had traveled to the United States before, but this time, he melted down in the airport.
Metal components are then shipped to one of a handful of registered smelters, where they're melted down.
When butter is melted down, the milk solids separate out, and turn brown as they simmer, he says.
Dany bled to death, and Drogon flew over, breathing fire into the Iron Throne until it melted down.
"Metal statues are rare archaeological finds because they were always melted down and recycled in antiquity," said Sharvit.
As the stories tumbled out, former residents melted down in the meeting room and in the hotel's hallways.
So the throne was conveniently melted down by Drogon, who apparently has a keen dragon sense for allegory.
It's a dime-rack symphony — "a '57 Chevy running on melted-down Crystals records," one critic called it.
And, the push to make robots that can handle environments like the melted-down Fukushima Daiichi power plant.
Cleveland led at the time, 2-1, but Bauer melted down in the inning, allowing three Houston runs.
To make the cleansing bar's erasure powers more portable, it's melted down then poured into an empty EOS container.
This means that, if melted down, the iceberg contains enough water to fill 22002 million Olympic size swimming pools.
The throne, and all it represented, was melted down into a pool of lava by an emotionally distraught dragon.
Working 24/7, they cleared away the broken asphalt, saving it to be melted down at a later date.
These Skittles—which were missing the letter 'S' on them—for instance, were likely melted down into a syrup.
Remember when Donald Trump tried to hold an event in Chicago and the whole thing melted down into chaos?
O'Donnell hammered that point home when he absolutely melted down while shooting an MSNBC broadcast, reportedly on Aug. 29.
But she showed some symptoms long before she melted down that we believe the community should be aware of.
The guy says Hall shouted to close the gate, came over and slammed it shut, and then melted down.
Made from a single material, these Adidas shoes can be chopped up, melted down and turned into fresh kicks.
The influential state-run tabloid, the Global Times, has been more strident, suggesting the carriers should be "melted down".
The caucus process here in Nevada has come under intense scrutiny after a similar process melted down in Iowa.
"We melted down those aluminum iMacs and turned them into a hammer, a wrench, and a screwdriver," Stern says.
The Twins won the game against the Atlanta bullpen, which melted down for the second night in a row.
Three nuclear reactors melted down at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, releasing dangerous radiation into the surrounding area.
The tooth brush is sharpened after being melted down, and the domino is carefully sanded into hearts or diamonds.
Authorities have built a crane on the roof of one melted-down reactor, unit No. 3, to remove fuel, Phys.
A black out occurred, stripping engineers of control over temperatures inside the facility's reactors — three of which ultimately melted down.
Like the Neutrogena soap hack, these ingredients are also melted down, then poured into the spent EOS container to harden.
That's one of the three nuclear reactors that melted down after a massive earthquake and tsunami struck Japan in 2011.
For decades locals lived from tomb-robbing, and Peru's treasures were melted down or sold on an international black market.
You know, that earthquake in Japan in 2011, their cost almost entirely came because their nuclear power plant melted down.
Bronze sculptures from that era are rare because they were often melted down to make swords, shields and other items.
Sure, GE stock melted down from that day through the early months of 2009, when it briefly traded beneath $6.
Incans, Olmecs, Aztecs—their finest works of art were all pillaged, razed, broken apart, and their gold was melted down.
The weapons have been packed for shipment out of the country, to be melted down and used to build monuments.
The gold is melted down and sold to domestic jewellers in a bid to reduce the need for gold imports.
"It would be a terrible thing," she said when asked whether the jewellery might be broken up or melted down.
"It would be a terrible thing," she said when asked whether the jewelry might be broken up or melted down.
The Mind Flayer is built of good, normal, melted-down US citizens, including the sexist assholes who run the local newspaper.
The imperfect bottles are ground up and tossed onto piles with the rest of the rejects, to be melted down later.
Initially, the country's first biracial president had signaled that he wanted to pass comprehensive reform, but then Wall Street melted down.
FreeFAB's wax can be melted down and poured back into the tank, ready to be re-extruded into a new form.
So, Kanye West did a thing this week and Donald Trump is involved and the internet has pretty much melted down.
In 1941, the Vichy government ordered that the statue be removed and melted down to be used by the war industry.
The 7.4-magnitude quake hit near the site of the tsunami-induced 2011 nuclear disaster in which three reactors melted down.
Both are rich in "aerospace metals" and could be captured, melted down, and repurposed into solid fuel for the Neumann Drive.
Well, there's a dude somewhere with a Christmas sweater that could literally be melted down and turned into a crown, Andy.
Back in 2011, a flooded nuclear plant in Fukushima, Japan melted down and led to the evacuation of some 170,133 people.
Back in 2011, a flooded nuclear plant in Fukushima, Japan melted down and led to the evacuation of some 170,000 people.
There, thieves hauled away a 221-pound gold coin that was never recovered and is believed to have been melted down.
It took Tepco about two months to admit the reactors had melted down, confirming what experts had been saying for weeks.
Once TerraCycle receives the LOL packaging, accessories and trinkets, the metal gets melted down and the plastic gets turned into pellets.
The rest of the unit can be shredded and melted down for copper, but the batteries could catch fire while being destroyed.
Toomey agreed to speak to Manning and assured him that the objects had been preserved rather than melted down for their silver.
But when we went off book and started asking non-automated questions, the system melted down thinking we were requesting a return.
He allegedly told investigators that almost all of the pieces they allegedly stole were taken apart, melted down and sold in Antwerp.
It has also melted down iPhone 6 aluminum enclosures to make Mac mini computers for use in its factories, the company said.
Though some animals have managed to make the area surrounding the melted down reactor home, the contaminated space remains uninhabitable for humans.
Kim Kardashian will never get the jewelry that was stolen from her in Paris ... because almost all of it was melted down.
If you melted down the world's entire aboveground stock of around 553,000 tons of gold, it would form a 72-foot cube.
Three of the plant's reactors melted down, according to the World Nuclear Association, making it one of the world's worst nuclear disasters.
But I still look like a bag of white chocolate chips that melted down and got rolled around in some floor lint.
After breezing through the Colorado Rockies' lineup in the eighth inning, Hansel Robles melted down in the ninth of a tie game.
But first the marrow is melted down and lit on fire with Clase Azul mezcal, which retails for over $200 a bottle.
Three executives from Fukushima's melted-down nuclear-power plant were cleared of negligence today, but the disaster's aftermath is far from over.
I panicked, melted down, unable to explain exactly why I needed my books huddled together, even if they stayed in a box.
Reactors there melted down after a massive tsunami knocked out back-up generators, designed to maintain power to cool reactors in emergencies.
She and the company's chairman, Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, decided that it would be a "crime" if the ship were melted down.
Though authorities say that they are still searching the homes, they fear that the coin may have been melted down for its gold.
Credit: TepcoIdentifying precisely where the melted-down materials are, and what they are composed of, is critical to the ongoing Tepco cleanup efforts.
I'd love to see the show try that, to see the Iron Throne melted down into something new in the series' final sequence.
Ned Stark's sword Ice is one such weapon, and it was melted down and reforged into Widow's Wail and Oathkeeper by the Lannisters.
The FARC and the government have agreed to build three monuments to the war, made from the melted-down weapons of the guerrillas.
Much like Kelela's past work, the song sounds like ultramodern R&B that's been melted down like candle wax then atmospherically strobe-lit.
That attack melted down about 70 percent of Sony's computers and servers at its studios, wreaking considerable damage, and embarrassed many Sony executives.
Lil Nas X trumped Mickey Mouse Saturday, by crashing a wedding reception at Disney World, and some of the guests fully melted down!
Around 70 to 173 percent of steel gets recycled internationally, during which old parts are melted down, refined, and turned into new steel.
"If the cap-and-trade market melted down, that could be a real deterrent elsewhere," said Mr. Borenstein, the University of California professor.
Much of its exterior sculpture was destroyed during the French Revolution, while almost all of its bells were melted down to make cannons.
Stocks melted down Friday but recovered their worst losses to close 2.2 percent lower, about the same as the loss for the entire week.
The theft from the Armstrong museum in Wapakoneta prompted fears that it would be melted down for its gold value, which remains around $40,20123.
The crown, inspired by the laurel wreath worn by Roman emperor Julius Caesar, contained more than fifty leaves and was melted down in 1819.
Three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Co. or TEPCO, melted down in the nation's worst nuclear disaster.
Or I suppose you could say that it's been melted down and poured to spell out a gaudy, clumsy collection of initials: DJT, POTUS.
To make sense of, say, a melted-down nuclear facility, it's probably best if you have legs to climb stairs and hands to turn valves.
I mean – what I thought was that you actually hadn't been taking advantage that the fact that the Shanghai composite basically melted down this year.
In their highly anticipated round on May 10, Woods shot an even-par 72 while Mickelson melted down in a round of 7-over 79.
According to the Sunday Times, the population has gone from 3,000 to 13,000 since 2014 - three years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant melted down.
In the upcoming premiere of the black-ish spinoff, Zoey has only been at college for three days, and her father has already melted down.
Most were melted down but some were smuggled out, including one sold to Egypt's King Farouk and later in a 2002 auction for $7.6 million.
This season, she declared war on Kathryn Dennis — the mother of his two children — and completely melted down on a group vacation to Hilton Head.
But for some White House officials, the moment was jarring: Trump had melted down Capitol Hill and roiled the markets with zero substantive internal debate.
After cyberthieves gained access to 145 million Social Security numbers in a breach at Equifax disclosed last fall, the company's consumer-facing technology melted down.
After cyberthieves gained access to 145 million Social Security numbers in a breach at Equifax disclosed last fall, the company's consumer-facing technology melted down.
RHP Carlos Martinez cruised through seven shutout innings and was denied a fourth straight win when the bullpen melted down in the last two innings.
If Trump simply melted down the gold in the ballroom at Mar-a-Lago, he could help more than 4,000 struggling families eat for a year.
Most of the work has been focused on stabilizing the situation at the plant, he said, and the three reactors that melted down are still hot.
In Fukushima, approximately 256 kilometers (159 miles) north of Toyko, three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant melted down, releasing radioactive materials into the air.
Most famously, New York City nearly melted down when former Mayor Michael Bloomberg attempted to ban large soda containers, part of an effort to combat obesity.
Although bronze statues were common in Greece during the Classical and Hellenistic periods, many ancient metal sculptures were later melted down or reused in some way.
The most famous Valyrian steel sword in the show is Ned Stark's Ice, which was melted down and reforged into Widow's Wail (barf) and Oathkeeper (yay!).
The Cheez Whiz giant has melted down since offering to buy Unilever: its $230 billion market value is now just a quarter of its erstwhile prey's.
The Lomonosov platform has been dubbed "Chernobyl on ice" or "floating Chernobyl" by Greenpeace, referring to the Soviet power plant that melted down in the 1980s.
Trump slammed Democrats who "melted down when we pointed out crooked Hillary's shocking and many misdeeds," returning to a common talking point from his campaign rallies.
He cited a recent controversy over the amount of time it had taken Tepco to openly acknowledge that the three Fukushima Daiichi reactors had melted down.
There are 1,573 fuel rods still inside the storage pools of the three reactors that melted down in 2011, the Kyodo News agency reported on Monday.
Bell demanded a huge new contract, Brown was critical of Roethlisberger's production, and the team melted down about Alejandro Villanueva's response to the national anthem controversy.
The House may resume work on annual spending bills next week when lawmakers return from the holiday recess after the process melted down over LGBT protections.
Three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant melted down, releasing radioactive materials into the air and more than 100,73 people were evacuated from the area.
Three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant melted down, releasing radioactive materials into the air and more than 100,000 people were evacuated from the area.
"They've melted down three different times," said Nancy Daugherty, who works for the town's Chamber of Commerce and also answers questions at the town's visitor center.
And so when Representative Rashida Tlaib, Democrat of Michigan, called out Meadows toward the end of the hearing, he was so aggrieved he nearly melted down.
The melted-down weapons will be used to make three monuments to peace, at the same time as the FARC transforms itself into a political party.
They look like my iPhone earbuds melted down my ears, they sound…OKish, and they're still the reason why people stare at me in public (I think).
Another upside of this recipe, she says, is that it can easily be made ahead of time; freeze it, and the mousse can be melted down again.
For the first time, scientists have developed a smart material that can be programmed multiple times to fold itself into complex shapes — without being melted down first.
And some Lenins have been melted down, with their material repurposed to sculpt less controversial Ukrainian individuals such as Olympian Volodymyr Holubnychy or the poet Taras Shevchenko.
It managed just six hits off three pitchers and melted down defensively in an embarrassing sixth that saw it commit three errors before it got an out.
The pieces are mainly silver, and in this part of the world, silver was often melted down to make new pieces, so older examples are very rare.
A source told the New York Post that the candles would have yielded an estimated 60 kilos of crystal meth once they were melted down or whatever.
The Iowa caucuses melted down on Monday night after technical difficulties caused significant delays in reporting the results, which have not, as of Tuesday morning, been declared.
Over 2200,22014 pounds of gold ("some of it extracted from Jews' teeth," Enrich adds) was melted down and sold internationally by Deutsche to fund the war effort.
Experts said it would be difficult to sell the stolen coin, but worried that it could be melted down and the gold resold on the open market.
Preservation is at the heart of the museum, Mr. Arora said, noting that, in India, old jewelry often is refashioned as tastes change, or even melted down.
The clever Egyptian-Canadian singer Ramriddlz, on his new EP "Venis," has melted down these styles to a sensual syrup, swirled with cheeky lyrics and hybridized slang.
In Maisel's seventh episode, for example, Midge has been doing well enough as a standup that she sells out the club in which she first melted down.
The royal court not only dissolved Catholic monasteries but also melted down the lead from their roofs and turned it into bullets for sale to Moors and Turks.
A go-ahead would be the first approval for reactors of the same basic design as those that melted down at the Fukushima Daiichi station in March 2011.
An electromagnet is used to pick up some of approximately 3,500 confiscated guns to be melted down at Gerdau Steel Mill on July 19, in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
"It really becomes a situation of waiting until the ice sheet has melted down to almost expose the wastes that anyone should advocate for site remediation," said Colgan.
What if the Iron Throne is melted down to make weapons for the impending battle against wights and White Walkers, where humanity will fight the Night King's army?
Sometimes sections that are especially worse for wear will be rebuilt, and every two years or so, the entire bar is melted down and rebuilt with fresh ice.
The finale proved as divisive as Season 8 itself, with the hard fought Iron Throne melted down and the saga ending in what some called an anti-climax.
Three reactors melted down at the plant after a magnitude 9 earthquake in March 2011, which caused a tsunami that devastated a large section of Japan's northeastern coastline.
The small 10-gram decoration - worth less than $500 if melted down for its metal - is expected to reach around 300 times that, auctioneer Jean-Pierre Osenat said.
Nunberg seemed to have melted down at least in part because he was asked to produce his correspondence with Stone, who was widely seen as his political mentor.
Three reactors melted down at the plant after a magnitude 9 earthquake in March 2011, which sparked a tsunami that devastated a large section of Japan's northeastern coastline.
But in 1998, it became mired in racially and politically charged protest that ended with the project scrapped and the nearly completed bronze statue melted down for scrap.
He has melted down a portion of the foot to make medallions for Pueblo leaders, but otherwise it remains mostly as it was when he sawed it off.
In 2017, the alleged mastermind behind the horrific ordeal reportedly told the police all of Kim's jewelry — except her engagement ring — was melted down and sold in Antwerp.
But the real damage was done to Sony's own systems: More than 70 percent of its computers melted down when a particularly virulent form of malware was released.
That the George III statue on Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan was torn down by an angry (male) mob and melted down for musket balls is well known.
In the 2000s, he said, several large bronze sculptures, including works by Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, were stolen from parks and gardens in Britain and melted down.
R. Kelly melted down with Gayle King, Michael Jackson's legacy came under fire thanks to a new documentary ... and Kylie and Jordyn's friendship still remains on the rocks.
The Reds swept a three-game series from Philadelphia to open the season, but the bullpen melted down in a 6-5 loss in the series opener against Pittsburgh.
As stocks melted down, bonds rallied, sending their own spooky message as the yield curve flattened and even inverted at some points — a sign of potential economic trouble ahead.
South Korea and other countries have restrictions on imports of produce from areas around the Fukushima site where three reactors melted down after an earthquake and tsunami in 2011.
Over the next three days, the reactors melted down — and since then, the plant operator has been hunting for the molten messes of metal and radioactive fuel left behind.
They are inviting and filled with personality, even if whenever I see them I personally feel like a Funko Pop was melted down and poured directly into my eyes.
The American actor finally received the Siberian 'Oscar' statuette created from melted down gold and silver jewelry donated by 144 Russian fans in the far northeastern city of Yakutsk.
Hot-hitting Willson Contreras launched two home runs and Kyle Schwarber added a solo shot for the Cubs, whose bullpen melted down after another solid start by Jon Lester.
The keyboard's keys seem to have been melted down into millimeter-thick slabs: they're wider and a little more densely packed than on an Air or earlier Pro models.
When Joel Hodgson announced a Kickstarter campaign to bring back Mystery Science Theater 3000, the 3003s cult cable show he'd created and starred in, the internet basically melted down.
When Joel Hodgson announced a Kickstarter campaign to bring back Mystery Science Theater 3000, the 2000s cult cable show he'd created and starred in, the internet basically melted down.
The fire didn't attract much attention at the time — maybe in part because that same week a nuclear reactor melted down in Chernobyl and sent the stock market crashing.
Y Combinator's latest class of startups arrived to a fairly lukewarm public reception last week as the world melted down in the midst of the accelerator's virtual demo day.
The medieval period in particular, with the rise of Christianity, saw ancient Roman gods re-carved as saints, and scarce materials like gold melted down to make new objects.
Over the next several days, as Tepco engineers worked by flashlight to regain control, the fuel in three of the plant's six reactors—Units 1, 2, and 3—melted down.
As part of the drive to speed up economic development, iron cooking and farm implements were ordered melted down to make steel for industry and the army, Ms. Yang said.
Those units are far from Tokyo and are pressurised water reactors (PWR), unlike the boiling water reactor (BWR) designs favoured in eastern Japan, including those that melted down at Fukushima.
Instead, when she was pushed to explain how she'd be paying those officers, given that her figures put their individual salaries at just 30 pounds a year, Abbott melted down.
The company brings Canadian raw materials to a plant in Oswego, N.Y., where they are melted down and transformed into coils that ultimately wind up in Ford or Toyota automobiles.
Each form of waste at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, where three reactors melted down after an earthquake and a tsunami on March 2000, 240, presents its own challenges.
Stephens melted down because he got called a name, which is what happens now because there's nothing else for him, or for most of the rest of us, to do.
As The New York Times reported, 220,22019 takeovers worth $797.2 billion were scrapped that year — the largest amount since 2008, when the financial markets melted down (also a presidential election year).
Following a March 2011 earthquake, three reactors at the Fukushima plant melted down, releasing radioactive materials into the air and prompting more than 100,000 people to be evacuated from the area.
In the winter of 2015, a young male wolf left its home in the radiation-contaminated zone around Chernobyl, a Soviet nuclear plant that catastrophically exploded and melted down in 1986.
The corroded exterior balustrade was taken apart and shipped to a Utah workshop for repair, and the scrap pieces were melted down to be reused in the new structure, Nowell said.
London is a key gold storage centre that uses 400-ounce bars which must be melted down and recast as 100-ounce bars to be accepted by Comex in New York.
In one instance, he took his mother's pots and pans and melted down lead left behind by a plumber to make a miniature cannon that fired lead pellets, powered by steam.
In Truise's able hands, the track is melted down and smoothed out into an ebullient, sparkling arrangement of perky synths that take center stage over Deftones frontman Chino Moreno's faraway refrains.
Simonson cited concerns with steel that might have been melted down from scrap metal that could have come from outside the United States, for example, and tracing its origins before that point.
Prime Day, the day Amazon is set to make $2 billion as we shoppers seize deals on electronics filled with mined minerals or accessories formed through melted down plastic, is upon us.
Weiner's campaign melted down following reports of countless instances of the candidate's tweeting dirty pictures of himself — the fallout from which was captured by the filmmakers in excruciating behind-the-scene detail.
After the 2130-magnitude earthquake and tsunami five years ago, three reactors at the Daiichi plant melted down after tsunami waves breached the power station's protective sea walls and inundated the facility.
But throughout — he talked for an hour, and if you'd seen him speak in the past, like at the D Conference where he melted down onstage — That was a long time ago.
If you've ever been anywhere like New York after 220/220 or after a power outage, you know that you couldn't call anyone because everything just melted down because of the demand.
And he welcomes visitors with an installation by Mr. Turner, who melted down about 1,000 pounds of the restaurant's old kitchen fixtures and turned them into a step on the entry staircase.
Before you know it, [the meth] is already melted down; you just see your syringe full of water primarily and don't know how much of that dosage they've put into this needle.
Minami-soma is a city about 30 km (19 miles) from Tepco's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, where reactors melted down after being hit by a massive tsunami in March 2011.
Kansai depended on its nuclear fleet for nearly half of its total power output before the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant in 2011, when reactors melted down following an earthquake and tsunami.
Hey, you never know: Confirmed non-hitters have muscled up and won postseason MVP awards before; Pat Borders will live in World Series immortality until the trophy is melted down for the copper.
TOKYO — A powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami off the coast of Japan early Tuesday, near where three nuclear reactors melted down at a plant in Fukushima after a quake and tsunami in 2011.
Chairman Mao decreed that China should produce more steel: as a result, much of the country's existing stocks of the metal were melted down in backyard furnaces which produced poor quality pig iron.
"No men in women's bathrooms" became the latest right-wing rallying cry as conservatives melted down over the prospect of a society that might become slightly easier for trans people to live in.
At first glance, some of these experiments appeared like natural substances: a block of "coral" carved from discarded blue foam, recycled glass melted down and transformed into something that resembled a ghostly glacier.
Once the process is complete, the weapons are supposed to be melted down and turned into three monuments: one in Colombia, one in Cuba, and one in New York, where the UN is based.
Kono also urged both China and South Korea to scrap import curbs on produce from areas around Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster site, where three reactors melted down after an earthquake and tsunami in 2011.
Earlier today, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Co. (Tepco) urged players in Japan not to venture into the radiation zone around its damaged Fukushima reactor—which melted down in 2011—for fairly obvious reasons.
In the weeks after the 2011 earthquake, he travelled many times both to the Fukushima nuclear plant that had melted down in the aftermath of the tsunami, and to the wider damage zone beyond.
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine — the date that a nuclear power plant outside the town of Pripyat melted down, releasing deadly amounts of radiation into the surrounding area.
Paris law enforcement confirms to TMZ ... one of the thieves in the October robbery confessed everything but the ring was melted down ... because the robbers felt they'd be caught trying to sell the pieces.
The Daini plant is about seven miles south of Fukushima Daiichi, the ruined plant where three reactors melted down five years ago after tsunami waves inundated the power station and knocked out backup generators.
Brexit was originally scheduled to happen last March, and previous preparations have had to be scrapped, with commemorative coins being melted down when Britain was forced to make a second request for more time.
He's already staked out a facility where he can put several more of these gigantic, room-sized printers, fed by melted-down plastic pellets, which he figures he can bring in by railcar loads.
Taking it further, Gleeson likes the idea that the Throne will be melted down so the Valyrian Steel can be used against the White Walkers that look set to invade Westeros in Season 6.
Many were melted down during the empire's conversion to Christianity (a now prized statue of Marcus Aurelius, lightly brushed in gold, remains only because it was mistaken for one of Constantine, the first Christian emperor).
Lower exports from China of aluminium in semi-fabricated product form which can be melted down for use as primary metal was behind a tighter market in Asia, especially in South Korea, the sources said.
Even as Wall Street melted down last week, the economic data was largely positive as the Citi Economic Surprise Index was tracking around a two-year high of how reports were holding up against expectations.
Shares of financial institutions are rising on expectations that Trump will fulfill campaign promises to "dismantle" the sweeping 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which overhauled regulation of a U.S. financial system that had essentially melted down.
Piers Morgan, a man who looks like Peppa Pig's entire family was melted down and then re-sculpted into the closest approximation of a human face, has some thoughts about Simon Cowell's recent weight loss.
That is more satisfying still when the object of your feminist derision is someone richer and more powerful than you, who can be easily melted down into a warped plastic caricature of an actual human woman.
"If it had melted down, the NAFTA conversation would have been more difficult," said Daniel Pearson, a senior fellow at the conservative think-tank Cato Institute and a former chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission.
To track the trend, The Economist has melted down the American electorate into their policy choices and priorities alone, freeing them from party labels to see what kind of winning policy platforms might emerge in future.
In addition to "Big Deal," July also saw the release of his latest DFA album Black Bubblegum, a sticky collection of guitars, bass, and drums organized into a haphazard, harrowing collection of melted down rock tropes.
Once the formula is ready, it's transported to another area of the factory where employees will fill lipstick molds with the melted-down formula before placing them into a blast freezer where they'll solidify into bullets.
According to the Israeli historians, the cargo ship was carrying a loot of bronze artifacts slated for recycling—a common practice during this period when metal was a prized commodity, and often melted down and repurposed.
The American reluctance to recognize this truth, Chua continues, derives from the country's own unique inheritance, which optimistically insists that the nation's internal divisions can and must be melted down into a shared ideology of Americanism.
Here's what you need to know: • A powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami off the coast of Japan, near where three nuclear reactors melted down at a plant in Fukushima after a quake and tsunami in 2011.
The project has run aground however, Codelco insiders and an executive said, as the miner realized it would struggle to guarantee its copper's sustainability once it left the mine to be melted down and taken to market.
Three reactors at Tepco's Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear plant melted down after a magnitude 9 earthquake struck Japan in March 2011, triggering a tsunami that devastated a swathe of Japan's northeastern coastline and killed more than 15,000 people.
Three plutonium reactors in the Fukushima Dai-ichi power station melted down, spilling their radioactivity across the countryside … The earthquake and tsunami caused more than $21896 billion of damage, making it the most costly natural disaster ever.
The game of thrones is over, just as Game of Thrones is over, and even though Drogon melted down the Iron Throne for scrap, the Seven Six Kingdoms continue apace with a new king — Bran Stark, a.k.a.
The project has run aground however, Codelco insiders and an executive said, as the miner realized it would struggle to guarantee its copper's sustainability once it left the mine to be melted down and taken to market.
And after three months of testing, training, and fine-tuning, it was deemed ready to fulfill its mission: to find and photograph the melted-down radioactive fuel that had gone missing inside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
This time she is joined by an enhanced super-soldier from the future named Grace (Mackenzie Davis) and Schwarzenegger, who plays a different version of the cyborg who was famously melted down at the end of Judgment Day.
Cable news and the punditry world melted down over this "bombshell," as it does over anything Trump, with hyperbole, snark and feigned shock emanating from the airwaves for the next 24 hours — a sound and fury signifying nothing.
The reactor, Tokai Daini, also has the same basic design as those that melted down in the Fukushima crisis and will be the first boiling water reactor (BWR) to be approved for a lifetime extension of 20 years.
But the Yankees had other unexpected troubles, as their two best relievers, Dellin Betances and Aroldis Chapman, melted down late and the Houston Astros rallied for four runs in the eighth inning to stun the Yankees, 7-103.
Specifically, you'll need to dig out all the Jolly Ranchers (which are always the last to get eaten anyways) and other hard candies that can be melted down into a molten state and poured into a turkey-shaped mould.
While making new swords is impossible without Valyrian forgers' secrets, it's possible to rework the steel, as we found out in Season 1 when Tywin Lannister melted down Ned Stark's greatsword to sword to create Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail.
Three reactors partially melted down at the plant, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO), in the wake of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami on March 11, 2011, as radioactive material leaked into the air and the Pacific Ocean.
But interviews at scrapyards and with those in the industry corroborate accounts by lawmakers that the militias oversee or direct the transport of scrap, which is then melted down for use in building materials, and turn a large profit.
She leaves with the unemployment rate at 4.1 percent and trending lower, the economy shooting toward a 3 percent growth rate and banks far better capitalized than they were when the financial system melted down in 2007 and 2008.
BEIJING (Reuters) - Armored troop carriers belonging to Singapore and currently impounded in Hong Kong should be "melted down", China's influential state-run tabloid the Global Times said on Tuesday, in its second swipe at the island nation in two days.
Kyle Wiens, the CEO of iFixit, notes that recycling "should be a last option" because unrecyclable rare earth metals are completely lost and melted down commodities are less valuable and of generally of a lower quality than freshly mined ones.
Indeed, the lead of Sanneh's story was about Ashlee Simpson's disastrous 2004 SNL appearance, where the singer, there to lip-synch, melted down on live TV when she and her prerecorded backing tape couldn't agree on what song to sing.
There were people walking behind my bed (which was firmly against the wall), as well as multiple people all talking at the same time in the room, people who weren't really there, while the dry erase board melted down the wall.
The theory:  This theory predicts that no one will sit on the Iron Throne at the end of Season 8, the famed seat of swords having been melted down by Dany's dragons in the final battle against the White Walkers.
Then came a disastrous pre–New Hampshire debate where, in response to a tough attack by Chris Christie, he totally melted down in a rare gaffe that actually mattered, by significantly undermining faith in his readiness for the big time.
A go-ahead would also be the first for reactors of the same basic design as those that melted down at the Fukushima Daiichi station in March 2011, after a massive earthquake and tsunami knocked out cooling and power systems.
One such person is Jessica Mindich, founder of the Caliber Collection, who has been focused on ending gun violence since 2012, when she teamed up with then-Newark mayor Cory Booker on an initiative to turn melted-down guns into jewelry.
Game of Thrones Season 26 announced its release date via Facebook Live on the official Game of Thrones page, where the date was in a block of ice and could only be melted down when fans typed "FIRE" in the comments.
A group of Russians in far northeastern Yakutia is gathering gold and silver that will be melted down and made into an Oscar statuette for the American film star — because they feel bad that he hasn't won the award yet.
While aluminum ingots from China attract an export tax, the higher overseas prices have made it more attractive for manufacturers to ship out semi-fabricated metal, or semis, which can be melted down for use as primary metal, they said.
More recently, last year the (white) reality star Kendra Wilkinson photographed herself picking cotton on a road trip, and when people (correctly) called her out on this she melted down, yelling that her father-in-law is black or some shit.
The operator of Japan's ruined Fukushima nuclear power plant began removing radioactive fuel rods on Monday at one of three reactors that melted down after an earthquake and a tsunami in 2011, a major milestone in the long-delayed cleanup effort.
Japan: The operator of the Fukushima nuclear power plant has begun removing radioactive fuel rods at one of the reactors that melted down after an earthquake and a tsunami in 2011, a major milestone in the long-delayed cleanup effort.
TOKYO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Japan's nuclear regulator plans to reinvestigate the Fukushima disaster, in which three reactors at an atomic power plant run by Tokyo Electric Power melted down after an earthquake and tsunami eight years ago, it said on Wednesday.
DES MOINES — After Iowa's Democratic caucuses melted down into a long night of technology glitches and error-riddled results, Laura Hubka, the chairwoman of the Howard County Democrats, got up the next morning and faced the aftermath at the grocery store.
When California Chrome was defeated in the Belmont Stakes, Coburn melted down on national television, calling the owners of Tonalist, the race's winner, "cowards" for not having run their colt in the Derby and the Preakness as Chrome had been.
The admission had been a setback for the company and the government, as the water hampered clean-up of the site where three reactors melted down after an earthquake and tsunami in 2011, the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.
Again, we know O'Neil's rocks sat around in some ocean floor-like crust for a long time before being melted down and re-deposited on the Canadian Shield, which still tells us something about how rocks were being recycled on the ancient Earth.
For example, it melted down the aluminum enclosures on the iPhone 6 to make Mac mini computers to use in its factories and it said that it is moving to 100 percent recycled tin solder on the main logic board of iPhone 6s.
"Singapore's image in China is now so rotten that ordinary Chinese people think the best thing to do with the 'confiscated' armored vehicles that 'walked right into our trap' is to send them to the steel mills to be melted down," it said.
After signing the agreement, the FARC has 180 days to deliver all its weapons, which will be melted down into three monuments: one in Cuba, where the agreement was reached; one at United Nations headquarters in New York; and one in Colombia.
But they do add up to the desire for a new synthesis, and an understanding that whatever the Republican Party needs now, it can't just be what worked for Bush and Karl Rove until Iraq went sour and Wall Street melted down.
Bacsinszky, who reached the semi-final at Roland Garros last year, fell 4-1 down in the opening set as 2014 runner-up Bouchard came out firing, then bagged 10 games in a row as her 47th-ranked opponent melted down on Court Philippe Chatrier.
Recorded from the voices of local volunteers, the wordless soundtrack resonated most when I stood before vinyl remnants Hirose had rescued from Cascade Record Press, melted down and reconstructed into small, contorted, black masses that reminded me of Heidi Schwegler's "Phantom Limb," back in Clatskanie.
According to excerpts of his police testimony published in French newspaper Le Monde and several other French outlets, the alleged mastermind of the robbery told investigators that almost all of the pieces they allegedly stole were taken apart, melted down and sold in Antwerp.
According to excerpts of his police testimony published in French newspaper Le Monde and several other French outlets, 60-year old Aomar Ait KIhedache reportedly told investigators that all of the pieces they allegedly stole were taken apart, melted down and sold in Antwerp.
A year after Kardashian West was robbed, suspected ringleader Aomar Ait Khedache told police that all of Kardashian West&aposs jewelry had been melted down except for her engagement ring, which had to be sold to a private buyer because it was so recognizable.
It might seem odd that Mr. de Blasio did not call Mr. Byford the first time the subway melted down on his watch or the dozens of times since then that the system unraveled, leaving many of its nearly six million daily riders stranded.
Three of the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi, which is on the eastern coast of Japan, melted down when 32-foot waves overpowered the plant's protective sea walls and flooded buildings, destroying diesel generators that were designed to keep critical systems functioning in a blackout.
The Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church is teaming up with the Crawfordsville Police Department to collect guns, including semi-automatic rifles, and gun accessories like bump stocks, and will take them to be melted down for safe disposal at a steel plant, the Indy Star reported.
In the world's worst nuclear calamity since Chernobyl in 1986, three reactors at Tepco's Fukushima plant melted down after a magnitude 9 earthquake struck Japan in March 2011, triggering a tsunami that devastated a swathe of Japan's northeastern coastline and killed more than 15,000 people.
Next to a vat of mulled wine is a stack of mugs decorated with pictures of the frozen Ferris wheel in Pripyat (a town built to house the plant's employees), and of the infamous reactor No. 4, which melted down on the morning of April 26th 1986.
Thirty-three years after reactor No. 4 melted down at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant near Pripyat, Ukraine — permanently evacuating entire towns, killing thousands and creating a massive Exclusion Zone — the disaster is back in the news thanks to HBO's hit miniseries, "Chernobyl" and its accompanying podcast.
At the start of the exhibition, visitors are presented with a digital recreation of citizens and soldiers in New York using ropes to pull down a statue of King George III, which was then melted down and turned into armaments with which to fight the British.
In the world's worst nuclear calamity since Chernobyl in 1986, three reactors at Tepco's Fukushima plant melted down after a magnitude 9 earthquake struck off the coast of Japan in March 2011, triggering a tsunami that devastated a large area and killed more than 15,000 people.
Durfee's president, Carrie Avery, recalls one sabbatical seeker who entered the foundation's office for his interview in a starched shirt and tie, his game face firmly in place, and then melted down when he started being asked questions: "He sobbed while rapidly consuming five cookies," she said.
But this is still the same place where Williams melted down against Kim Clijsters in the 2009 semifinals, threatening a line judge, and where she tightened up and failed to complete the true Grand Slam in 2015 by losing to the unseeded Italian Roberta Vinci in the semifinals.
If some Democrats truly believe it is worse to sound the alarm about a big bank giveaway than to vote for a big bank giveaway — just 10 years after they melted down the economy — it's hard to dispute the continuing power within the Democratic Party of a disconnected elite.
BERLIN — A giant gold coin that was stolen from a museum in the heart of Berlin this year was probably smashed or melted down and will most likely never be recovered, the authorities said on Wednesday, as they announced four arrests, including that of a museum security guard.
She's melted down enough, probably to the point of no return It's notable that Twitter seems more vulnerable to brigading from the internet's alt-right corners — Reddit, 4chan and 8chan, various men's rights forums, and other niche right-wing, libertarian-leaning, heavily male-dominated communities — than other social media platforms.
In "Palas por Pistolas" ("Shovels for Guns"), in 2008, he set up a program that allowed residents of Culiacán, Mexico, a city devastated by shootings, to trade in their guns for food stamps or household appliances; the guns, more than 1,500 of them, were melted down and turned into shovels.
Because ICE is associated so closely with Trump's most draconian immigration policies — arrests of domestic violence survivors at courthouses; home raids caught on cell-phone cameras; the detention of immigrant families and separated parents — a Democrat can defend the function of the agency while calling for its current structure to be melted down.
Warning: that didn't work out well for Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE when he melted down and started hurling Trump-style insults.
" Pillsbury explains that although historic sources "describe a variety of Aztec gold ornaments worn by rulers and high nobles, including a serpent labret sent by Hernán Cortés as a gift to Charles V," most of these "were melted down at the time of the Conquest and converted to ingots for ease of transport and trade.
O'Neil and his colleagues knew that to get to these TTGs, a parent rock of oceanic-type crust would have to be melted down—and they could figure out the age of the parent rock by looking at the baby rock's isotopes (basically, atoms of the same family that have a differing number of neutrons) to use as tracers.
Day 146: "Sorry 4 the Wait" – Sorry 4 The Wait , 2011 Last night, the world melted down as Adele won the three biggest Grammy awards—Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Album of the Year—over Beyoncé, who everyone on Earth other than the majority of Grammy voters agreed made a better album.
We lasted four hours at #fyrefestival today then got the F out of there Meanwhile, the official Fyre Fest organization steadily melted down over the course of Thursday, ultimately canceling all incoming flights to the festival due to "overcapacity" on the island — meaning that some delayed flights into the Bahamas were halted literally on the runway.
The most egregious and inaccurate storyline goes something like this: Apple, out of the goodness of its heart or perhaps fueled by monetary incentives, took old iPhones and iPads that were brought back into its stores, took them apart, melted down the roughly 290 milligrams of gold in each phone, and ended up with 20143,22014 total pounds of gold.
A large reclining figure by Henry Moore disappeared in 2005 while being prepared for an exhibition in Japan, with police believing the £3 million (~$4.1 million USD) work was melted down for scrap in exchange for £1,500 (~ 2000 USD); one of Lynn Chadwick's figures in "The Watchers" (1960) was separated from the sculptural trio in 2006, sawed off at its feet.
Callahan apparently approached the organization in an aleatoric sort of way—randomizing samples on the first piece and then arranging them shortest to longest on the second—but if you cross your eyes enough structure starts to emerge, as if you can feel the dull throb that originally imbued these microscopic tracks even though they've been melted down and reconstituted.
Directly below his windows lies a model for how spaces morph over time, a primer on taking history in stride: Desjardins's statue of the Sun King did not survive; it was melted down during the French Revolution (apart from the four captives, which are now in the Louvre) and replaced by a raw wooden pyramid symbolizing the triumph of the Republic.
When Warren pressed Bloomberg to release former employees from NDAs they signed, he stumbled and melted down under pressure, first rehashing talking points about how his company was a good working environment for women and then arguing that none of the women accused him personally of doing anything "other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told," drawing grimaces and groans from the audience.
The stock market--which has melted down several times this year over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's trade policy and the retaliation it's inspired--didn't like that.
He was captured by paparazzi with the Hollywood wild-child Bella Thorne on a Miami beach, then, after she posted a picture with her ex, melted down on Twitter just a few days later.. "He was put into a very difficult position 'cause the song ['See You Again'] was bigger than he was," said Kara DioGuardi, the hit songwriter and onetime "American Idol" judge who taught Mr. Puth songwriting at Berklee College of Music.
Some of the artists in "Dust Specks on the Sea: Contemporary Sculpture From the French Caribbean and Haiti" already have international careers, like the incisive, historically minded Mathieu K. Abonnenc, born in French Guiana, who here presents a wraithlike silver ring made from a melted-down heirloom, and Kenny Dunkan, born in Guadeloupe, whose row of dozens of metal fuel cans with long, flaccid spouts acerbically alludes to stereotypes of black male anatomy.

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