Is your drink anything else at this point if you have 10 pumps of raspberry syrup, 16 pumps of caramel syrup, or 20 pumps of pumpkin sauce?
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The pumps recalled are Medtronic's MiniMed 508 insulin pump and MiniMed Paradigm series insulin pumps.
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Pumps: The Energy Department is finalizing a rule to establish energy conservation standards for pumps.
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U.S. FDA - RECALLED PUMPS ARE MEDTRONIC'S MINIMED 508 INSULIN PUMP AND MINIMED PARADIGM SERIES INSULIN PUMPS
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"Pumps is still Pumps," the design guru says affectionately of her longtime best friend in the clip.
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Shoe styles in the collection include ballet flats, T-strap pumps and half d'orsay pumps in each shade.
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And then add two pumps of vanilla and two pumps of toffeenut and leave some room for cream!
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Both Medela and Lansinoh, companies that have provided breast pumps for decades, sell pumps that are designed to attract millennial moms.
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Authorities have installed two pumps and state officials have reached out to experts for technical support to increase the pumps' efficiency.
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The letter that Medtronic sent to patients using these pumps encourages them to examine the trainer ring used in their pumps.
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The researchers looked at sites near four types of oil and gas infrastructure: grid-powered screw pumps, generator-powered screw pumps, compressor stations that pump natural gas from wells and oil-well pump jacks with the "nodding head" pumps.
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Air conditions and heat pumps: The Department of Energy is making changes to its test procedures for central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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They also found pumps that funnel fructose into cells in the heart and brain — whereas in mice, these pumps are mainly in the kidneys.
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Some other pumps in that area -- and nearly all pumps elsewhere in the city -- run on power supplied by the local commercial provider, Entergy.
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At a QMart filling station west of Houston on Saturday, cars were clogging the pumps soon after a tanker arrived to replenish its pumps.
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Surface pumps or downhole pumps can be employed to raise more oil from old wells by providing artificial lift to replace natural field pressure.
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To make it, you order a Pumpkin Spice Latte and you swap out half of the pumps of pumpkin with pumps of white mocha.
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The Army Corps of Engineers temporarily loaned portable pumps to New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina to supplement its failing stationary pumps.
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" So, baristas will still occasionally end up making drinks that are the stuff of Starbucks horror stories, like the "venti 9 shot, 1 pump mocha, nonfat, no whip, with exactly 4 shakes of cinnamon" and the cold brew with "10 pumps vanilla, 5 pumps caramel, five pumps classic syrup, 5 pumps caramel, 5 pumps white mocha, whole milk, coconut milk, heavy cream, almond milk, sweet cream, cinnamon and vanilla powder, Sweet & Low, Stevia, Splenda, sugar, dark chocolate curls, and extra whipped cream.
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Breast pumps are all the rage Mobile breast pumps made a splash at CES two years ago, and now multiple companies are hopping on the trend.
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A single gas-powered Honda generator sits under the hood, delivering electricity to the pumps that drive 900 pounds of pressure to power all the hydraulic pumps.
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This is called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), a system that pumps blood outside a patient's body in order to oxygenate it and then pumps it back in.
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I went from two pumps to one pump of sugar when I ordered this drink sans ice and realized that without ice, two pumps was also too sweet.
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The suitor, Sany, from China's southwestern Hunan province, had itself overtaken Putzmeister as the global market leader for concrete pumps, mostly by selling cheaper pumps to Chinese customers.
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The Freemie isn't a pump and it needs to be connected to compatible pumps with tubing, but its popularity underscores the need for pumps that give women more freedom.
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The shoes — spectator platform pumps — had cork soles.
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The SWB said it had improved or repaired pumps since that storm and improved the ability to power the pumps, according to Renee Lapeyrolerie, interim communications director for the SWB.
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Over 10 days, half of the women using double pumps typically expressed about 109 grams (about 4 ounces) more per day than the mothers using single pumps, the study found.
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Inspections revealed welding deficiencies in the pump where the leak occurred and in six other condensate pumps, Engie said, adding these had been repaired and the pumps were back in service.
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The human heart is divided into two lower chambers, called ventricles: the right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs, while the left one pumps blood to the rest of the body.
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The service drivers have hazardous materials training and the pumps have Weights and Measures approval, just like station pumps do, so if they pump a gallon, it really is a gallon.
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A fifth turbine has been pressed into action to operate the oldest pumps, but only 38 of the 58 available pumps can be run at one time, city officials have said.
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Skimmers are also a big problem at gas station pumps, but it's getting harder to detect skimmers at those locations because they are increasingly installed inside the pumps, Mr. Baumgartner said.
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The drink is simple – just ask for an iced or hot Pumpkin Spice Latte, then ask for half of the pumpkin spice pumps to be replaced with pumps of white mocha.
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The storm partially knocked out the plant's external power supply, clogged its coolant intakes with debris, and flooded pumps and emergency pumps, ultimately forcing three of its reactors into emergency shutdown.
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Wearing: Soia & Kyo coat, Brock Collection dress, Aquazzura pumps.
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It pumps money into infrastructure -- a goal of Trump's.
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" — Becca, Nashville, Tennessee "Venti Toffeedoodle Frappuccino"1 1/2 pumps Toffee Nut Syrup 1 1/2 pumps Vanilla Bean Syrup13 1/2 pumps White Mocha Syrup1/2 pump Hazelnut SyrupHeavy creamTop with a Toffeedoodle cookie "The Starbucks toffeedoodle cookie — a snickerdoodle topped with buttery toffee — puts it over the top in a good way.
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Gas-pipeline valves emerge abruptly from the prairie here and there, oil and heater-treater and wastewater tanks stand beside horizon-seeking lease roads, and wellheads with slowly rising and falling horse-head pumps, or with submersible electric pumps, or with no pumps at all, meet your eye randomly throughout the wide-open spaces.
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As I recall we accounted for individual 'pumps' at 274 inches with margin either side for what we referred to as the 'just the tip' factor and estimated 2018 pumps per session.
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Since the takeover, rather than shift production to China, Sany has divided up the market, selling its own pumps in China and the German firm's pumps in the rest of the world.
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"Before being connected to the solar grid, we irrigated our crops using diesel pumps and traveled as far as Gwanda (more than 100km away) to buy diesel for the pumps," she said.
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Certain insulin pumps from Medtronic MiniMed have been recalled due to potential cybersecurity risks and it's recommended for people who use those insulin pumps to switch to different models, according to the FDA.
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The first seven or eight pumps build up pressure, while the subsequent pumps force the heated water through the coffee, extracting maximum flavor and even creating a rich crema layer atop your espresso.
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It pumps the same sequence of products every five days.
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The metallic pumps peeking out underneath are right on trend.
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She gestured with some frustration at her own black pumps.
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Efforts to drain the cave with pumps make little progress.
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They've also installed pumps in case the vault floods again.
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Pumps get a bad rap, at least in our eyes.
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No water pumps, no gas, no medicine, no drinking water.
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This is pistons, spark plugs, carburetors, magnetos, fuel pumps, propellers.
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Waha pumps 260,000 barrels a day, company executives have said.
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"My first job was cleaning out breast pumps," Hemsworth deadpanned.
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Retrofitting existing pumps can cost more than $6,000, Taylor said.
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He mentioned infusion pumps that are bedside devices in hospitals.
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They rushed to the pumps before rules were in place.
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You're essentially repeating exactly what we were saying in Pumps.
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She often wore belted pencil skirt styles with classic pumps.
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It scales back to bass and pumps the upper range.
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The lights and water pumps aren't powered by renewable energy.
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Two pumps is really all you need, when properly layered.
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Nearly 90,000 patients use company's pumps and products, Animas said.
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Aramco pumps more oil at lower costs than any competitor.
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Delevingne also donned pointed white pumps and matching eye makeup.
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Jolie completed the look with metallic pumps and long earrings.
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Today, you'll see signs across southern Mississippi demanding the pumps.
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Without power, the water pumps in the park stop working.
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The supermodel also accessorized with a pair of translucent pumps.
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Landlocked Chad pumps about 130,000 barrels of oil per day.
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Two of them were at the pumps, filling their vehicles.
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To correct for this, Ms. Nottage pumps up the atmospherics.
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Somebody's always trying to — I think some people, it pumps.
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We are next going to repeat it using 3 pumps . . .
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He smiles; he yelps; he pumps his fists in excitement.
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Lines at the gas pumps remained long Tuesday, he said.
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Nerves use the pumps to produce signals to the brain.
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The fuel pumps are submersible and will occupy watertight enclosures.
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And, that should translate into cheaper fuel at the pumps.
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She also donned Vhernier jewelry and $695 Christian Louboutin pumps.
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Some air pressure openers use pumps instead of automated buttons.
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It requires two reservoirs at different elevations, linked by tunnels and pumps in order to create a head of water whose pressure, when released, can drive the pumps backward, to act as generating turbines.
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Cold climate air-source heat pumps are now available and Green Mountain Power, a utility in Vermont, is selling and financing heat pumps, solar panels and energy storage units and saving their customers money.
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It also will ensure that a gasoline blend made of 15 percent ethanol will be available at the pumps already in place at most gas stations, rather than requiring the installation of new pumps.
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Many of the pumps are "screw pumps," first installed about 100 years ago, that use jumbo corkscrews to create siphons, the way sucking on a drinking straw can lift water out of a glass.
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"We (are) drawing out water from the cave, and we're (currently) looking for more water pumps" and long cables with which to power the pumps, said Kamolchai Kotcha, an official with Thailand's national parks authority.
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White pumps, diamond studs and a high pony completed the ensemble.
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You can, however, buy Trump's $670 tan suede Gianvito Rossi pumps.
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He pumps his arms, not just his hands, as he speaks.
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T). Gearboxes for aircraft and vacuum pumps from Shimadzu Corp (7701.
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Hospitality is image – bearer driven, because Christ's blood pumps me whole.
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Women who use insulin pumps and colostomy bags are also featured.
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Ingersoll's industrial business makes products including industrial pumps and power tools.
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How many pumps of Dunkin' Donuts caramel swirl is too many?
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This includes motors, pumps, turbines, gearboxes and generators, among other things.
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It pumps out 475 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque.
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Bobby: Venti iced latte, two pumps sugar-free vanilla, skim milk.
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In the exhaust stroke, the gas pumps out the exhaust valve.
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Burgundy Mary Jane pumps from CFDA Award-winning designer Paul Andrew.
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The first would be to invest in sprinklers, cisterns and pumps.
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Footwear was minimal with pointed-toe mules and triangular wedge pumps.
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The illegal marijuana growing operation reportedly had water pumps and generators.
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Ecuador, which pumps 530,000 bpd, is currently the smallest OPEC producer.
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From insulin pumps to pacemakers, these instruments help keep patients alive.
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She accessorized the look with simple black pumps and silver jewelry.
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The company pumps the same sequence of products every five days.
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The recommended dosage of BOND is between four and eight pumps.
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Is the cost per wear for those pumps really worth it?
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Last fall, the pumps were working and those streets were dry.
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Try the trend out with these ultra-chic pointed toe pumps.
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Water was not available until 2008, when two pumps were installed.
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Obama completed the look with a sparkling pair of white pumps.
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Cost: $22.98Find out more about Fashion Nova's Clever Thing Pumps here.
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At the beginning, Sherry suggested ankle pumps and a few stretches.
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Heavy crude supplies of the kind Venezuela pumps are constrained worldwide.
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She completed the look with a vibrant tie and pointed pumps.
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These devices are now starting to communicate wirelessly with insulin pumps.
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The government pumps in money, and the colleges soak it up.
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Because of delays and other challenges, those pumps never got built.
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The "Spider-Man: Homecoming" actor completed the look with black pumps.
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Debicki completed the look with a black pair of pointed pumps.
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She paired the look with a velvet belt and magenta pumps.
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Musgraves completed the look with a sleek hairstyle and tan pumps.
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Humans have devised all manner of pumps for thousands of years.
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The field pumps about 8,000 bpd according to UK government data.
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Alternatives range from farmland irrigation to heat pumps to ride-sharing.
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Supplies products like sprinklers, drains, pumps and nozzles for agricultural irrigation.
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Motiva declined to comment on the pumps or on the restart.
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Others drain wide marshes with tangled networks of tubes and pumps.
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She then paired an eye-catching yellow skirt with mismatched pumps.
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Jaggar crushed velvet pumps with tiered metallic heels, $142 at shopbop.com.
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You can even set up automated feeding and water circulating pumps.
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She also carried a pill-shaped purse and wore sparkling pumps.
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Fuel prices at American pumps are relatively cheap without the pipeline.
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Atlas Copco also makes products such as compressors and vacuum pumps.
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If the pumps fail, then those functions come to a halt.
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I was trying to research different penis pumps, looking at vibrators.
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I have on classic Prada pumps, which are surprising very comfortable.
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It serves as a traveling lab, replete with pumps and motors.
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Electric water pumps too would go offline, potentially hampering firefighting efforts.
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Shame makes the wheels go, shame pumps its sick jet fuel.
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The conservative media pumps out disinformation and propaganda as legitimate news.
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The pumps then insert into your bra, and you hit start.
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"She has a passion for old gas pumps," her husband says.
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"I like two pumps of vanilla in my latte," he joked.
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It's considered and finished off: pumps, pearls, her hair just so.
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Fabrizio Viti kitten pumps, $849, and denim boots, $645, at fabrizioviti.com.
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She kept the look simple with a pair of nude pumps.
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She accessorized her look with matching tassel earrings and suede pumps.
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Salvatore Ferragamo patent leather pumps, $575 at Saks Fifth Avenue, saksfifthavenue.com.
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Several major water pumps, used to remove floodwater, remain in disrepair.
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No electricity meant that water pumps and sewage systems couldn't function.
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For example, there are a large number of pumps that are commonly found within water facilities, and digitized data is making it possible for companies to accurately predict when these pumps might fail — ahead of time.
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Patients tend to get more intensive training on managing their blood sugar with pumps than they do with injections, and some doctors have questioned whether better patient education might be the reason pumps get better results.
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Suction-Based Toys: Suction-based toys have been around for awhile, often labeled as "clit pumps" or "pussy pumps" and marketed towards a fetish crowd looking to enlarge and increase sensitivity in the clit and vulva.
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Pumps that drain rainwater from New Orleans' streets are not the same pumps that the US Army Corps of Engineers built after Katrina as part of a $14 billion effort to fortify the city against tropical events.
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Of New Orleans' 120 drainage pumps, a dozen -- including three major pumps -- were out of service Thursday morning for repairs or maintenance, according to the most recent records posted online by the city-owned Sewerage & Water Board.
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Claire 100 Black Satin Pointy Toe Pumps with Ruched TPU, $1,195; jimmychoo.
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Anne 100 Floral Printed Chisel Toe Pumps with Ruched TPU, $1,085; jimmychoo.
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On her feet, she wore the Aquazzura "Casablanca" multi-strap suede pumps.
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She finished off her look with black pumps and oversized hoop earrings.
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To remove air resistance, he proposed emptying the tube with vacuum pumps.
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Style it with metallic accessories and glittering pumps for a sophisticated edit.
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On Tuesday, Franklin was dressed in a red suit and crimson pumps.
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All of those perspectives yielded our picks for the best breast pumps.
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Unlike the cooling system itself, these pumps would need power to operate.
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The more cash Mr Son pumps into Arm, the higher the stakes.
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The actress accessorized the look with black pumps and a black bag.
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A single gas-powered generator delivers electricity to all the hydraulic pumps.
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What matters is having lots of water pumps and lots of toilets.
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The British barrister wore a patterned short-sleeved dress and red pumps.
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She paired the look white pumps, and kept her brown locks down.
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You are the foundation — the heart that pumps life into this family.
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Sophia Webster Flamingo Coco metallic leather pumps, originally $450; now $162; intermixonline.
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She accessorized her look with dark navy suede pumps by Manolo Blahnik.
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The pumps help thrust sitting water from the streets into Biscayne Bay.
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Already, Miami Beach, Florida, is raising street levels and installing pumps. 6.
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When they smile and wave back, he pumps his fist in exultation.
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She paired the number with green Monica Vinader earrings and neutral pumps.
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Since the river-flow is unreliable, they have turned increasingly to pumps.
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Such pumps can regulate pressure, temperature and other variables in oilfield equipment.
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Of the 120 drainage pumps, 106 were in service, Landrieu said Friday.
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The newly minted royal paired the autumnal look with simple tan pumps.
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It's got dramatic music that pumps you up while you fight dragons.
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For accessories, Blanchett wore sparkling white dangling earrings and pointy black pumps.
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His blood pumps red, white and blue, or so he assures us.
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How does Blastoise generate the water it pumps out of those hydrocannons?
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She paired the look with a shimmering pink bag and black pumps.
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Why are mammograms, flu shots, colonoscopies, birth control and breast pumps free?
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The other problem was that most diesel pumps were shut, he said.
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He takes his profit and pumps it into rentals with cash flows.
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And in Germany a utility pumps underground caverns full of compressed air.
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Most of the hydrogen pumps in California are at existing gas stations.
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With each heartbeat, she pumps out more blood, and she breathes faster.
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The pumps can stop operating, the company said, leading to engine failure.
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She paired the look with a matching clutch and cream-colored pumps.
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Here's one place the deals aren't this Amazon Prime Day: fuel pumps.
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America now pumps out more oil than the Saudis or the Russians.
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I have about half a dozen Danskos, including these lovely waterproof pumps.
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He pumps positivity instead of dwelling on mistakes, listens instead of demands.
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No power means no water for many who depend on electric pumps.
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Overhead, a snaking maze of aboveground iron pipes pumps out whistling steam.
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Dahlia Selva lace pumps with hand-finished suede ruffle, $795 at nordstrom.
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She paired the bold dress with a simple pair of black pumps.
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The nervous system pumps two hormones—adrenaline and noradrenaline—into the bloodstream.
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Despite their growing popularity, breast pumps have been relatively slow to change.
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Toward the end of former President Obama's administration, the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued new energy conservation standards for various refrigeration products, dedicated-purpose pool pumps and residential central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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Almost all of the city's drainage pumps are available, the authorities said, and the drainage system is ready to self-generate more electricity to run the pumps than it had been able to do for at least a decade.
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M. stays with me while AAA pumps our flat tire full of air.
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The rapper, 33, kept it simple with sleek straightened hair and nude pumps.
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Many of these pumps are considered hospital-grade and are covered by insurance.
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If those don't work, the car tightens the seatbelt and pumps the brakes.
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Make sure to snag them before you slip into your newly-bought pumps.
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"I think it's better that we have our separate careers," Pumps chimes in.
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She paired the look with suede Stuart Weitzman pumps she's worn once before.
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Music sounded just fine — as good if not better than my BlueAnt Pumps.
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They reminded me of white pumps I'd wear in the '90s, with everything.
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Jayla, Age 6, in Be-Bold Pumps What makes you feel most powerful?
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Usually when an artery bursts, the blood simply pumps into the surrounding space.
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She paired it with peach Casablanca pumps from her go-to shoemaker Aquazzura.
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As I looked down at my Topshop pumps, I knew I'd had enough.
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External pumps used to circulate blood impose potentially fatal stresses on tiny hearts.
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Adrenaline pumps into my body as war-zone butterflies flutter in my stomach.
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I left the gallery wearing a brand new pair of fuck me pumps.
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Wear a pair of fishnets and a pair of pumps for full effect.
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My thighs tensed, and I planted my black pumps firmly against the rug.
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She recently pressed Medicaid and Medicare to pay for previously uncovered insulin pumps.
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This week, however, she confirmed our suspicions — with a single pair of pumps.
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Fowler pumps gas while Deese washes the windshield and windows with a squeegee.
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The honks come as single horn pumps, multi-toots, and long, sustained blares.
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We move bodies on this big steel gurney thing that has hydraulic pumps.
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Aquazzura Forever Marilyn Cutout Tasseled Snake-Effect Leather Pumps, $925; net-a-porter.
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This little area allows water to collect and two pumps can evacuate it.
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Long queues formed at petrol pumps in many states and in Mexico City.
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It pumps money into favoured domestic firms to turn them into global champions.
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She accessorized with a matching clutch, gloves, pumps and hat by Stephen Jones.
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It's also synonymous with lots of bouclé suit jackets and low-heeled pumps.
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She paired the look with t-strap pumps and lace and mesh leggings.
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Here's a few other things she's conquered while wearing a pair of pumps.
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She sported a sleeveless floral dress, white pumps and a cropped leather jacket.
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Step 7: Finish the look off with a few pumps of texture spray.
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She paired the look with black tights, black gloves and suede black pumps.
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Starbucks baristas have been given free rein over the coffee shops' flavor pumps.
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She also slipped on her Gianvito Rossi suede pumps, which retail for $675.
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President Donald Trump pumps his fist after speaking to law enforcement officials Friday.
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These suck the propellant up by capillary action, obviating the need for pumps.
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" Lauer, 58, doesn't miss a beat: "This isn't my first rodeo in pumps.
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Waha pumps a total 260,000 barrels a day, its chairman said last month.
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She accessorized her look with a bright red backpack and pink ruffle pumps.
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When Willow's breast pumps launch this spring, they'll come in just one size.
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Miami has already allocated $500 million for installing pumps and raising the roadways.
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In these cases, other treatments—penis pumps, localized medicine—can be extremely effective.
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Schalke 04's shirts boast Gazprom's logo; Volkswagen pumps money into VfL Wolfsburg.
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Putzmeister pumps still come with German-engineered parts sourced from its previous suppliers.
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I ask to try on a pair of suede mid-heel pumps ($725).
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Crude oil prices have soared this year, with consumers impacted at the pumps.
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The multihyphenate star also donned a $625 pair of pumps from Saint Laurent.
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It is capital investment that, to a large degree, pumps up an economy.
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We were taking turns manning pumps 24/7 to get the water out.
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Blanchett accessorized her look with dangling earrings, black pumps, and a simple clutch.
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Other delayed energy efficiency rules cover central air conditioners, heat pumps and compressors.
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One is a man of the people, accustomed to fist pumps and handshakes.
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Heavy-duty pumps are brought in to stem the rising tide of floodwaters.
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She also wore a cream halter dress and pointed pumps to the event.
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These were Wood Screw Pumps, so named for their inventor, A. Baldwin Wood.
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King also wore a metallic harness around her waist, and white pointed pumps.
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She completed the look with a colorful Louis Vuitton purse and pink pumps.
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It was meant to build pumps, levees, and canals to drain flooded areas.
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She took a cue from royal protocol and adding stockings and chic pumps.
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As China pumps billions into technology such as semiconductors, it's a vital edge.
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He is a generous performer, a small man who pumps out big energy.
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Wells and hand pumps have run dry, and rumors of mass migrations swirl.
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During Wednesday's rain, all but two pumps out 120 were working, Rainey said.
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It's more likely to inspire zany body movements than rabid dancefloor fist pumps.
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Then a missile had landed right on the small roof covering the pumps.
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No electricity means pumps do not work, leading to shortages of clean water.
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I left the gallery wearing a brand new pair of fuck me pumps.
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I take multiple pumps while he's in the room, our deviancy well-lit.
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The family works with an Italian company, Caprari, to produce agricultural water pumps.
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I wanted Pumps growing up, but instead my mom came home with these.
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Waves crashed over the airport's sea walls and swamped its pumps, officials said.
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Weekend two pumps up the volume with Mad Decent, Madeon, and Dillon Francis.
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He only pumps more to replace the small amount lost in the process.
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To help coax the sap out of the trees, producers use vacuum pumps.
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Markle completed the tailored look with Sarah Flint pumps with a tortoiseshell heel.
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Accessorize them with unexpected footwear, like these glovelike crushed velvet pumps in lavender.
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He took over a start-up that sold water-purifying pumps for backpackers.
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Sisto pumps a shot wide for Denmark after a good series of passes.
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Murray celebrated with several fist-pumps on his way back to the baseline.
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The development also uses low nitrogen-oxide boilers and water-source heat pumps.
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She wore a short-sleeved navy blue dress and low-heeled beige pumps.
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The shoes looked to be Fenty's Power Point pumps, which retail for $660.
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One student told me that at lunch she pumps breast milk while studying.
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After about two hours, both pumps were fully charged and good to go.
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At the time, there were no confirmed reports of cyberattacks on the pumps.
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"; "I don't even go to the grocery store without lipstick or pumps on.
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Beyond the farm, a Chevron refinery pumps plumes of smoke into the atmosphere.
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The win, complete with fist pumps, brought out a new side to Niemann.
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Plus high-heeled pumps (always a pump), and some flats for the weekend.
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Receipts from thermal printers, like at gas pumps and A.T.M.s, are also suspect.
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This can be used to transport items like rescue devices and water pumps.
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The singer promptly tripped on her platform pumps and plunged to the ground.
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Mechanical breast milk pumps awkwardly babysit the diagrams, bills, and to-do lists.
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They key feature for our purposes is that heat pumps run on electricity.
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By comparison, there are about 433,1 gas stations, some with dozens of pumps.
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October 255 - SPDC pumps more than 20183 million barrels of oil per day.
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With us, these 14 people, we have some proof that the liver pumps!
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J&J has been evaluating strategic options for the troubled unit, as well as its other diabetes care businesses, which include insulin pumps maker Animas Corp and wearable insulin pumps maker Calibra Medical Inc, since January 2017 amid falling sales.
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Pumps may deliver insulin more consistently than injections by infusing it slowly, and pumps can also be easier to adjust, said Dr. Simon Heller, a diabetes researcher at the University of Sheffield in the U.K. who wasn't involved in the study.
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Pumps that drain rainwater from New Orleans' streets are not the same pumps that the US Army Corps of Engineers built after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 as part of a $14 billion effort to fortify the city against tropical events.
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Once he finds a good deal, he pumps those savings into real-estate investments.
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The Oscar winner accessorized the look with a diamond ribbon brooch and cream pumps.
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It provides transportation, water testing, water pumps and other water infrastructure products and services.
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Published research shows that it pumps up empathy and bonding, both social and sexual.
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Water pumps are generally just a few meters away — worse, some are located downhill.
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Google pumps the volume to demonstrate the Home Max's dynamic capabilities and thumping bass.
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It pumps around 2 billion cubic feet of gas per day to the UAE.
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Maybe I'll keep (the twerking) to a minimum of two pumps instead of three.
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Wearing: Grace Wales Bonner Bespoke trench dress, Manolo Blahnik pumps, and Jennifer Meyer necklace.
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Oh, and it pumps the excess power the thing generates into the local grid.
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Flockhart, 54, matched his colors with a black and white dress and black pumps.
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Using a system of dykes and pumps, this will be less dependent on sand.
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We've added Peter Pan collars and ballet pumps to our wardrobes because of her.
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The water supply is also affected, as pumps are also often powered by generators.
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The actress looked classy as ever in her black skirt-suit and coordinating pumps.
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Instead, diabetic patients must inject insulin daily into their bodies through needles or pumps.
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Q: There's a ban on use of powerful water pumps in water-stressed areas.
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And if the oil pumps are still off, the centrifuges may come back on.
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One-shouldered mini dresses were paired with oversized belts and pink Barbie-esque pumps.
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The U.S. pumps well over 11 million barrels of crude per day and climbing.
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She kept things simple, accessorizing with just beige pumps, hoop earrings and a clutch.
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She also wore Manolo Blahnik pumps in an ivory satin with bespoke pearl detailing.
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She paired the fiery ensemble with red pumps and a bedazzled lipstick shaped clutch.
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A vast network of dams, canals and pumps shifts water from north to south.
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She paired it with sky-high Rupert Sanderson black pumps with a gold buckle.
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To miniaturize the electric propulsion design, Accion and Busek did away with these pumps.
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It pumps 3.8m barrels a day of oil, and it is good at smuggling.
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But supply is often cut, so many still rely on the old hand pumps.
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Infusion pumps are one of the most common bits of kit in a hospital.
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She accessorized the glamorous look with glittering drop earrings and silver Jimmy Choo pumps.
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Her custom-made white Christian Louboutin pumps, which Stewart admits were slightly too tight.
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He's directing this humanoid collection of gears and pumps like it's just another actor.
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Could other medical devices, like infusion pumps and pacemakers, vulnerable to a malicious hacker?
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She wants to cover ya too with breast storage bottles and even breast pumps.
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She paired the look with a black Marchesa blazer and black peep toe pumps.
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At a Subco gas station in Orlando, the pumps had run dry on Wednesday.
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Whereas groundwater is pretty clean, the water that comes out of pumps is not.
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Nissan says seals on antilock brake pumps can leak fluid onto a circuit board.
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"For an everyday woman, one or two pumps is more than enough," Ortega said.
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She accessorized her look with a satin cream hat and matching clutch and pumps.
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With no battery storage, the solar pumps come to a halt in cloudy weather.
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Compared to pneumatic pumps, this version is significantly smaller, more efficient and more durable.
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"They're just babies!" she said over the whirr of the unit's electrical breast pumps.
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That means you don't have to wear a suit, pumps, and stockings every day.
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It provides insulin delivery recommendations by analyzing information from the pumps and glucose monitoring.
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Energy: The Department of Energy (DOE) is considering new efficiency rules for circulator pumps.
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We applied it using my dildo, and both took around six pumps of BOND.
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Inside, the pounding of Japanese taiko drums pumps through the sound system on repeat.
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When the duchess steps out in nude L.K. Bennett pumps...you get the idea.
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When it's working the way it should, it pumps to a regular, steady beat.
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And that the more gratuitous violence it pumps into your News Feed the better?
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Only Russia pumps more crude out of the ground, at almost 11 million bpd.
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One customer pumps in 10X more data from when they started five years ago.
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She completed her look with statement Simone Rocha earrings and white Jimmy Choo pumps.
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The Roll 2 pumps out around 15 percent more sound, according to Ultimate Ears.
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Agulus will pull data from irrigation valves and pumps for its agriculture tech business.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for pumps.
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"We can't get the pumps to work because they are underwater," the mayor said.
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In Brevard County, water pumps were installed to reduce flooding and flooding during storms.
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A guy who fist-pumps and thumbs-up his way through 9/11 memorials.
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Iran develops ballistic missiles of various ranges and pumps resources to Houthis in Yemen.
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Mr. Michaud's work as a winemaker, I realized, relied on hoses and industrial pumps.
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Nearly 50 pumps are now at the caves but water levels continue to rise.
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So, after a month in bed, your heart pumps 30% less blood per beat.
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Iraq currently pumps around 4.6 million bpd, second only to Saudi Arabia in OPEC.
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Baxter sells hospital products including intravenous devices, infusion pumps, surgical equipment and renal products.
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It differs from traditional pumps because it doesn't use a tube to deliver insulin.
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Today, there are twenty-four stations, which together operate a hundred and twenty pumps.
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The duchess added a pop of color with a pair of red Everlane pumps.
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A small group of ultra-wealthy Americans pumps a lot of money into politics.
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To complete the ensemble, Ivanka wore a $750 pair of Burberry patent-leather pumps.
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As well as Arabian super-light, Aramco pumps out superlatives and controversy (see Briefing).
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Remember, while the Kingdom pumps oil priced in dollars, it does not print them.
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"We're refitting chemical injection points, recouping pumps and storage tanks," the worker told Reuters.
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Some of the technologies he tweeted about included drills, water pumps, and battery packs.
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Atlas Copco has heavy exposure to the chipmaking sector through its vacuum pumps business.
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He designed and sold industrial pumps used in wastewater management, and worked in Atlanta.
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She also took in their castoff satin pumps, brocade shawls and statement costume jewelry.
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Those who hit the road found empty pumps and gas shortages across the state.
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There are no supplements, creams, soaks, pumps or bras that will prevent breast ptosis.
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Insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors are providing stability and greater freedom for many.
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He grew up working in his dad's garage, fixing fuel pumps, modifying his bicycle.
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The farmers couldn't afford the fuel for their agricultural tools — generators, water pumps, tractors.
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He made them set up camp on the dredges to keep the pumps running.
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But if the electricity isn't on, the pumps that force water out don't work.
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An industrial economy also pumps out more air pollution as more goods are produced.
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But to blast water that high, traditional pumps just aren't going to cut it.
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She also donned sheer tights and black pumps, and opted for more minimal makeup.
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It's worth noting, however, that heat pumps become less efficient as the temperature drops.
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The city has focused on raising roads and installing pumps, the Miami Herald reported.
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She completed the look with shiny red pumps that had straps across each ankle.
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While traders may suffer, it could spell relief at the fuel pumps for consumers.
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"I don't expect people will see an impact at the gas pumps," Mnuchin said.
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Infusion pumps are computerized and are designed to deliver medications directly into patients' bloodstreams.
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Only Russia, which is capping production alongside OPEC, pumps more than the United States.
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That would take it past top producer Russia, which pumps just below that mark.
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Heart cells need sodium pumps to build enough electrical charge to deliver a heartbeat.
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"They're just babies!" she said over the whirr of the unit's electrical breast pumps.
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Pumps and ruffled skirts are two staples that will never go out of style.
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Trilobites Blood laced with a natural antifreeze pumps through the veins of wood frogs.
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Pumps are essential for working mothers who need to be separated from their infants.
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Also, a really great jumpsuit with pumps also makes me feel like a boss.
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"I'm really excited about these zebra pumps that we have for fall," she notes.
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It pumps money into the economy and creates the non-skilled jobs we need.
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And now that the war has disabled many pumps, oil production is a trickle.
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Two hydraulic pumps flex the tail and it can swim autonomously in all directions.
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Novek's method pumps flue gas emissions through a mixture of water and aqueous ammonia.
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"[Thieves] like remote locations like gas pumps, for example, or remote ATMs," he said.
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Then Goldberg turned those curtains into a jumpsuit (and matching pair of pumps — eek).
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A number of them used sump pumps to try to bail out their homes.
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The truck has two electric motors that can power water pumps for 30 minutes.
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But lugging breast pumps to the office is just part of a larger issue.
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Orangetheory Fitness is asking members and trainers to substitute fist pumps for high fives.
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In other words, heat pumps are beating natural gas in all the edge cases.
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She finished her look with Djula rings, a Tyler Ellis clutch, and Casadei pumps.
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In the United States, Medtronic has identified about 2754,22.7 patients who are potentially using insulin pumps that are vulnerable to this issue and the company is working with distributor partners to identify additional patients potentially using these pumps, according to the FDA.
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The FDA noted that to minimize the potential risk of a cybersecurity attack while waiting on a replacement insulin pump, patients should: Keep their insulin pumps and the devices that are connected to their pumps within their control at all times whenever possible.
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Today, most of the pumps are still powered by steam turbines that operate on a frequency abandoned by most utilities around the time of World War II. Though ancient, the pumps should prevent thunderstorms, if not hurricanes, from turning into existential threats.
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Larger water pumps, normally used to deal with flooding in Bangkok, were brought in overnight to help reduce water levels in the cave, he said, adding that major progress had been made Wednesday in getting the heavy-duty water pumps up and running.
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She accessorized with flower-decked pumps and bejeweled golden earrings that continued the floral theme.
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The loudest sound in the featureless expanse is a mechanical one, made by untended pumps.
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These wearable breast pumps are a totally hands-free alternative to the traditional electric pump.
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"I haven't met Adrien yet, but I've met the pumps!" he said with a laugh.
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From dermatologist-approved pumps to hydrating moisturizers, we rounded up some of our favorites, ahead.
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It also pumps between 40,000 and 45,000 barrels per day of crude, mainly for export.
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As museum workers inventory, pack, and evacuate the artwork, pumps divert water from the museum.
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They exhibited no broken bones, the drain pumps were closed, as were the air hatches.
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The swimmers then walked back to a taxi parked at one of the gas pumps.
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She completed the look with Valentino Rockstud pumps and her hair worn in loose waves.
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McCaughey says she loved Spandex and leather clothes, huge jewelry and pumps in every color.
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The model, 22, paired the number with Jimmy Choo's popular "Anouk" pumps and Ippolita jewelry.
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The heart, for instance, is a muscular organ that pumps blood through our blood vessels.
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They can rely on all the existing infrastructure from car engines to gas-station pumps.
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She finished off the look with a pair of black suede pumps from Sarah Flint.
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The trouble is that unlike Mr Samad, most farmers buying pumps are not growing onions.
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Drinking wells are increasingly contaminated with nitrates from cheap fertilisers, which have spread alongside pumps.
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The insulin pumps that diabetics rely on to maintain their blood sugar contain computer chips.
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She accessorized her outfit with dangle earrings, a neutral clutch and matching open-toed pumps.
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But even liquid flow batteries typically require complicated systems involving storage tanks, pumps, and valves.
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"The pumps were electric and the electricity was off due to the hurricane," said Mrazek.
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They are pricey but I've needed a good pair of black pumps for a while.
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The star also wore silver pumps and accessorized the look with a small white purse.
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I was wearing a pencil skirt and pumps, and a button-up pink angora sweater.
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SHALE HAS transformed America into an energy superpower, which pumps more crude than Saudi Arabia.
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Conoco pumps about 170,000 bpd in the state, about 28 percent of its total production.
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Put another way, raising the minimum wage instantly pumps millions of dollars into the economy.
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A turbine that helps power some of those pumps also was damaged in a fire.
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She matched the dark details in her hat to her sky-high navy suede pumps.
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London-look boots, pumps in every color, spotless sneakers for morning jogs around the reservoir.
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Some of it went into gas generators which were linked to turbines which drove pumps.
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That didn't stop it from spinning them up and bringing the engines' pumps to life.
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Breast pumps facilitate that gap, but as a medical technology they're exceedingly out of date.
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It was all hands to the pumps on the North lawn of the White House.
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"You cannot rule out the possibility of pumps and dumps, and violent fluctuation," he said.
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"Solar pumps can help in taking apple farming to commercial scale more easily," Upadhyay added.
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She wore a red suit and matching Christian Louboutin pumps in a gold-plated casket.
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Abandoned oil pumps dot the landscape, left to rust since foreign oil workers fled Syria.
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Its Department of Relief paves roads, repairs electricity lines, pumps water and rebuilds damaged infrastructure.
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Liu and his colleagues weren't able to test the wearable on heart pumps inside patients.
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The company pumps millions of gift cards into the market every year for the holidays.
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The pumps can handle the removal of about a half inch of rain an hour.
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The pipeline to Turkey's port of Ceyhan usually pumps between 500,000-600,000 barrels per day.
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But Lindsay lifts spirits, puts smiles on people's faces and pumps love into their hearts.
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Both VDUs were found to have leaks in piping and malfunctioning pumps, the sources said.
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Landrieu said he visited the city's drainage pumps facilities and was pleased with the conditions.
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Ms. Fatigati, who also has asthma, said she gave him pumps from her own inhaler.
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You had farmers out there with water pumps on the back of their quad bikes.
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Sedky said the organization was discussing maintenance work to pumps and to provide lubrication oil.
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Classic black-toed beige pumps are on display on a glass platform lit from below.
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Don't know if pump rate is limited by electric power or pumps are too smal.
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"I don't expect that people will see an impact on the gas pumps," Mnuchin said.
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She remembers the tears, the fist pumps and the perfect strangers who hugged one another.
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Enormous diesel-powered pumps had sent this slurry gushing through a thirty-inch steel pipe.
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In exchange, it pumps tens of millions of dollars into the company over many years.
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For the networks, it pumps up the excitement and drama that keep viewers coming back.
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Pumps were already working at capacity after heavy rains flooded streets on Wednesday, she said.
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Ballet pumps were a thing, as was smoking inside pubs and venues up until July.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is developing new energy conservation standards for circulator pumps.
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"The nude pumps have been her thing, which has become so widespread," Ms. Mower said.
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Mercedes Castillo suede pumps with sculpted stack heel, 298; suede slip-ons, $350; at mercedescastillo.com.
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Within each frame, water, fed by pumps, is rising, like climate denial payback in progress.
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Because technology has come to the rescue, in the form of devices called heat pumps.
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And right now, air pumps are generally too big for a person to comfortably wear.
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On a dry day, the M.T.A. pumps 13 million gallons of water from the system.
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Helicopters are common sights, as are used sandbags and plastic bags signaling dry gas pumps.
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With lower gasoline prices, ethanol should lose competitiveness at pumps to the oil-based fuel.
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In the not-too-distant future, astronauts on the moon may be holding fuel pumps.
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JULY 1: With huge water pumps helping, divers make significant progress in searching the cave.
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Louboutin pumps!) and language (snorting coke is "going skiing"; Uber and "Freaky Friday" are verbs).
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In the early days, that technology came in the form of better drills and pumps.
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While in New York, she paired a red-and-blue minidress with velvet pink pumps.
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There&aposs nothing terribly complicated about big restrooms, lots of gas pumps, and plentiful ice.
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The toxins gum up so-called sodium pumps, an essential component of all animal cells.
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Sitting in the wicker chair with her little black purse and her dust-coated pumps.
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I already had my four interchangeable skirt suits and two pairs of low-heeled pumps.
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The agency in June warned of vulnerabilities in certain insulin pumps that were later recalled.
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SoftBank pumps $2B into Indonesia through Grab investment, putting it head to head with Gojek
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But the president could surely order a series of pumps to keep the system flowing.
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To complete her look, the "Euphoria" actress wore Vhernier jewelry and $695 Christian Louboutin pumps.
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Iraq is OPEC's second-largest producer after Saudi Arabia and pumps around 4.6 million bpd.
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Buildings will be heated by electricity (such as heat pumps) rather than boilers and furnaces.
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Many U.S. Gulf Coast refineries are configured to process the heavy crude that Venezuela pumps.
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Lines will form at gas stations as stalled pumps force drivers to refuel by hand.
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Saudi Arabia pumps around 10.5 million barrels of oil a day, according to OPEC data.
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Those included nuclear reactor components, cars, and various gears and pumps needed by many industries.
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Those who stayed operate their own pumps to bring water to grow their own vegetables.
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She pumps hard, grinds to a halt on a dune, bruises her leg, starts again.
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In the already boring category of appliances, electric heat pumps may be the most boring.
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They buy the biodiesel to run the pumps from Zaynagro at 80 shillings a liter.
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A white eyelet peter pan collar and tan suede pumps perfectly accented the vibrant garment.
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Generally, the more greenhouse gases humanity pumps into the atmosphere, the warmer it will get.
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Sling-backs, mules, kitten heels, platforms, wedges, peep-toes, mary janes, ballet slippers, gladiators, pumps.
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As of 22018, Americans made up about 211 percent of the global demand for pumps.
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Mobile water pumping stations put water pumps and corresponding electrical systems into a mobile trailer.
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So transporting these water pumps the day after an extreme weather event was relatively easy.
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Farrag pumps up enough water to fill his system, and keeps it in constant circulation.
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After buying $18,000 worth of programmable weight controllers and pumps from Wisconsin-based Rice Lake Weighing Systems and Jacksonville, Florida-based Stenner Pumps, Dinax can now fill 50 percent more of its liquid product into plastic containers, saving the work of two people per day.
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The cycles are five-day periods when the company pumps a sequence of in-season products.
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Johnson & Johnson warned customers about a security bug in one of its insulin pumps last fall.
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As natural gas (which contains methane) pumps through cities, some is inevitably lost to the atmosphere.
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These motors in turn control things like water pumps, rock-crushing systems and air-compression equipment.
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Wear them with a tailored blazer and pointed-toe pumps for a sophisticated, office-ready look.
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Pam's friends hope she pumps the brakes again ... and keep her foot firm on the pedal.
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Hackers have tried for years to get glucose sensors and pumps to talk to one another.
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Just a few include new or restored levees, pumps, coastal habitats, barrier islands, marshes, and shores.
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Just a few include new or restored levees, pumps, coastal habitats, barrier islands, marshes, and shores.
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Still, that compares to a global wealth management division which pumps out more than double that.
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It pumps espresso with 19 bars of pressure and has a 25-second heat-up time.
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It pumps with 19 bars of pressure and also heats up in less than 25 seconds.
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State governments stockpiled sandbags, pumps and generators, in case there's flooding or the power goes out.
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Checking and repairing the pumps and compressors could take a month to complete, the sources said.
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A San Francisco Shell station has a robot as extra security for those at the pumps.
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The actress recycled her wear-everywhere Christian Lacroix ankle-strap pumps that she's owned since 2007.
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The SUV managed to drive between two pumps, but hit a third which caused the explosion.
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And for girls who hadn't yet aged into work pumps, we had The Baby-Sitters Club.
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Steel-drum music pumps from a 225,000-tonne ship rising 20 storeys from the turquoise sea.
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They all began the same way: black eyeliner, blue suede pumps, two spots at the bar.
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She completed her ladylike look with a white dress, long cream-colored coat and white pumps.
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The federal government stepped in and built (and still manages) many of the dams and pumps.
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This bike pump reaches riding pressure with 30% fewer pumping strokes than conventional mini bike pumps.
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An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the company pumps water from that location.
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Workers tried to discharge the water with pumps, but were unable to prevent the cave-in.
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CNN affiliate WSVN reported long lines at gas pumps at a Costco in North Miami Beach.
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Insulin pumps are medical devices that patients attach to their bodies that injects insulin through catheters.
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Again wooing the farm vote, governments have subsidised diesel, on which most tractors and pumps run.
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She completed the look with a Fendi Peekaboo bag, black Paul Andrew pumps, and diamond earrings.
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Just pat a couple of pumps onto clean, wet skin, and let your face air-dry.Intrigued?
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She teamed the blizzard-defying look with chic leather accessories: patent pumps and an oversize bag.
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So people with Type 13 rely on shots or infusions of insulin through needles or pumps.
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Gas stations and convenience stories will have to remove many pumps entirely to install new technology.
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Electrical equipment that was warming the tunnel has been removed and new pumps are being added.
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Many of the system's pumps have stopped working, and sections of the main sewer have collapsed.
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Restaurants pour grease down their drains, where it forms sewer-blocking fatbergs and clogs up pumps.
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A signal goes out to a machine that pumps out the corresponding "bits" of chemicals, i.e.
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She added LK Bennett "Sledge" pumps and her go-to "Natalie" clutch from the British label.
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They can use cups with mechanical devices, such as hand or electrical pumps, to create suction.
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ESPO is the Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) pipeline, which pumps Russian crude to Asian markets.
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Middleton paired the dress with a Jenny Packham dress and pumps from Oscar de la Renta.
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Bashneft pumps about 20 million tonnes of oil per year, or a 10th of Rosneft's output.
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Franklin's body was dressed in a red suit and crimson pumps in a gold-plated casket.
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Stephen Ble owns a bar and restaurant that pumps out reggae music and feeds hungry miners.
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It pumps around 10 million bpd of crude, of which it exports about 7 million bpd.
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The average nursing bra comes with clips or slits to allow pumps to access the area.
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Jenner was first snapped in a bold, shoulder-padded pink wrap dress accessorized with matching pumps.
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The complex operation also had water pumps and portable generators at the site, according to officials.
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The Texas Diaper Bank has also been collecting breast pumps and other products needed by parents.
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Nicole Murphy pumps her own gas, and when she does ... she makes it a premium experience.
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Franklin's body was dressed in a red suit and crimson pumps in a gold-plated casket.
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She paired her off the shoulder, zippered dress with a pair of black pointed-toe pumps.
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Unlike Russia, the United States pumps at will via its commercial energy sector, led by shale.
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What they've done here in Miami Beach is an aggressive stormwater program that includes installing pumps.
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Jenner was first snapped in a bold, shoulder-padded, pink wrap dress accessorized with matching pumps.
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She accessorized her look with a small black clutch, sheer black tights and her black pumps.
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The women were gunned down in the parking lot between the store and its gas pumps.
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Truckloads of Nigerian petrol are smuggled abroad and sold at market prices, leaving Nigerian pumps dry.
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For example, he was particularly concerned about turbine-powered pumps near the swamps where caribou breed.
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The government said it provided a pump and additional pumps and generators were on the way.
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A 35,000 bpd jet fuel hydrotreater will need to have pumps replaced before it can restart.
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Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine reveal what music pumps them up before going out on stage.
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This tiny receiver hooks up to any traditionally wired speaker and wirelessly pumps music via Bluetooth.
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On Friday, police set up bottled water distribution stations and the Army sent replacement water pumps.
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Oil and gas production was largely halted in the state, prompting price hikes at the pumps.
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The warming climate now creates bigger rain events than our city's pumps were built to defeat.
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Levee systems use earthen embankments, steel or concrete flood-walls, and pumps to hold back floodwaters.
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Amazon Business sells everything from industrial supplies like screws and pumps to lab and medical equipment.
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Because fracking pumps dangerous cancer-causing chemicals into the ground and threatens our drinking water. Bernie.
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Low-lying areas are at risk for flooding as drainage pumps aren't functioning at full capacity.
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In another area, the gas pumps and convenience store of an Esso service station remained intact.
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With Stereo speakers, the XZ22 pumps out sound that's 22 percent louder than on the XZ22.
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She completed the look with a strappy pair of neon-pink pumps and a diamond necklace.
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The United States is quickly approaching top producer Russia, which pumps about 11 million barrels daily.
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A rechargeable, motorized, Bluetooth-ready fan pumps air through two parallel tubes that create a vortex.
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Two spaces that are rife with innovation and change are continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps.
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The queen bee completed the unique look with a purple bra, black miniskirt, and black pumps.
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She completed the look with a pair of suede Jimmy Choo pumps, which retail for $650.
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Hellisheidi already pumps up heated water from under the ground, so it had an ample supply.
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Humming oil pumps stood near his school's playground, and propaganda posters stressing steady production were ubiquitous.
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Kluber rarely shows any emotion on the field: no fist pumps, no laughing, few facial expressions.
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She also wore a powder-blue dress from Burberry, and matching pumps designed by Jimmy Choo.
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It pumps your blood throughout your body, but how much do you know about your heart?
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Audi Sport pumps a select few models with extra everything, transforming them into muscular land rockets.
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She pumps her fists and shakes her arms, her face an expanse of devotion and pain.
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The Druzhba pipeline pumps 1 million barrels of oil per day to western and eastern Europe.
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You might never have heard of heat pumps, but you already have one in your home.
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Enlist a good contractor, replace gas appliances with heat pumps and cap off the gas line.
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If I'm out on my bike and I need the energy, it really pumps me up.
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The barista knows my order — the largest coffee with soy milk and 1.5 pumps hazelnut syrup.
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Until then, a structure of gates and temporary pumps has been built to protect nearby neighborhoods.
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Lukoil pumps nearly 1.8 million bpd, on a par with OPEC member Nigeria, mainly in Russia.
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By comparison, there are 120,000 gas stations nationwide, many of which have 10 or more pumps.
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The muscle pumps inefficiently, and in an attempt to compensate, the heart enlarges and becomes misshapen.
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Garner paired the suit with simple white retro-inspired pumps and a white faux fur coat.
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Security researchers have demonstrated an ability to hack into medical devices, including pacemakers and insulin pumps.
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Besides pacemakers, the company also manufactures coronary stents, insulin pumps and surgical equipment, among other products.
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The stations include two basins with foot pumps that turn the water on and soap dispensers.
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"Sometimes you need to lift the water up and out," Vearil says, and that requires pumps.
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Two months ago, the water stopped, because the water supplier lacks diesel to run the pumps.
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This isn't the first time that there has been a recall of certain MiniMed insulin pumps.
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But each salp in the chain pumps to the rhythm of its own built-in pacemaker.
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Women in the capital are generally more associated with sensible pumps than teetering patent leather numbers.
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" Ms. Warren herself bounded into the event with a whirlwind of fist pumps and energy. "Warren!
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Meanwhile, global temperatures are rising as fossil-fuel use pumps heat-trapping gas into the atmosphere.
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It may seem strange to call immaculate bathrooms and endless gas pumps superpowers, but they are.
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She paired the look with a matching bow fascinator and beige pumps that matched her clutch.
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These pumps move positively charged sodium atoms out of cells, giving their interiors a negative charge.
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They spent $2000,000 on the dam itself and about $3,000 on dirt, pumps, and other supplies.
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"Apply a few pumps of mousse to your hair to keep everything laying down," she says.
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Even the shoes were resolutely earthy: Hiking boots, monogrammed espadrilles and flat pumps grounded the concept.
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But those pumps already send water to the San Joaquin Valley, where Trump enjoys broad support.
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And the bottles come with an adapter to attach them to a variety of breast pumps.
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The only restoration parts that are outsourced are the injection pumps, which are made by Bosch.
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The 31-year-old singer completed her look with a pair of $660 Fenty power pumps.
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She completed the look with high-waisted pants, pointed white pumps, and a slicked-back hairstyle.
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The United States now pumps more oil than any other country, including Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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The pumps Ms. McClanahan (Blanche) wore in the pilot episode are displayed in a glass case.
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More affordable choices of Kate&aposs have included New Balance trainers, Aldo pumps and Superga sneakers.
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Dublin-based Medtronic generates most of its sales from heart devices, spinal implants and insulin pumps.
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The heels — a pair of crystal-embellished PVC slingback pumps — teamed elegantly with her buff ensemble.
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Thanks to pumps and powders, drinkers who can't splurge no longer have to settle for plonk.
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The heart, biologically speaking, is ugly as it pumps its passion and fear down the veins.
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And no one seems to agree on how much of that ultra-light oil it pumps.
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Profit more than doubled in the division that pumps oil and natural gas to $3.35 billion.
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Strutting between boutiques, she's the Pontius Pilate of platforms and pumps: "These shoes rule," she proclaims.
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When the Fed pumps more money into the economy, people spend more and create more jobs.
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US tracking service, and officials advised people to boil water after water plants and pumps halted.
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The EPA said last week that it would pause for 90 days the standards mandating pneumatic pumps at oil and natural gas well sites to reduce methane emissions, along with the certification standards for those pumps, while it considers whether to formally repeal the rule entirely.
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That would take it past top producer Russia, which pumps just below that mark C-RU-OUT.
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"Contractors are beginning work 24/7 to fix pumps," said Landrieu, a Democrat first elected in 2010.
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Plus, he's a longtime Reebok ambassador, which helps (how could you forget the iconic Shaq Attaq pumps!).
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When they come online, those new pumps will collect water and send it into Paris' sewer system.
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This SilverCore technology uses 'phononic heat pumps' to scale and amplify the output of thermoelectric cooler devices.
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The small portable pumps can also offer farmers an alternative income stream when they're not using them.
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"When I got a sense of how outdated breast pumps were, I was really disappointed," Rudolph says.
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Lansinoh and Medela Tech startups aren't the only companies working on the next generation of breast pumps.
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Equipped with state-of-the-art Bluetooth 4.2 technology, this pair of earphones pumps out crisp audio.
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Thanks in part to its rounded the corners, the Beam actually pumps out audio in three directions.
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It also includes a "motor court" that has a garage and gas pumps, according to Architectural Digest.
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The first was Flowserve, which makes pumps and valves for the oil, gas, refining and chemicals market.
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Some of the Tesla team helped with electrical power, but major credit to whoever provided those pumps.
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The country, which pumps about 800,000 barrels of crude per day, would become the group's 15th member.
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"Companies would be able to sell all sorts of transportation fuels at their petrol pumps," Javadekar said.
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In the next few years, the world market in breast pumps is expected to reach $2.6 billion.
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Druzhba pumps around 1 million barrels of oil per day, or about 1 percent of global demand.
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As it stands, the state-run water company pumps out 220 million gallons of water per day.
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At the moment we focus on pumps, fans, and conveyor systems that are mainly used in manufacturing.
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Now, powerful vacuum pumps draw sap through miles of plastic tubing strung between trees in the woods.
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The 94-year-old woman from Hume, Australia, who pumps iron a staggering ten times a week.
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So, it's time to give pumps another chance, starting with this pair that won't do you wrong.
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Many pay nothing to raid underground aquifers—India pumps two-thirds of its irrigation-water this way.
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Bulldozers, diggers, dump trucks, fresh water tankers, food deliveries, emergency generators, and pumps—they all need fuel.
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Moore completed the look with a matching pale pink veil, crystal-embellished pumps and small drop earrings.
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She accessorized the look with a pair of black pumps, a matching bag, and orange-tinted shades.
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But in New Orleans the problems range from pumps to drainage canals to faulty administration and more.
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There's no where to run from slithering snakes in gas pumps and bears breaking into your homes.
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Oil floods to U.S. shores from overseas, and yet the U.S. still pumps more oil, Cramer noted.
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She also paired the look with a pair of black shades, and Yeezy Season 5 Pvc pumps.
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Filtering water may be done through porous membranes, but that requires pressure, and thus needs costly pumps.
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To achieve this depressurization, Bodner's device pumps the water through 8 meters (24 feet) of narrow tubing.
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Mechanical improvements such as pumps and suction devices mean dredging ships can now break through harder material.
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For added safety, pumps send liquid coolant through tubing inside the projector, wicking away even more heat.
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The petite actress finished the look with a pair of simple pumps and a classic red lip.
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Ashley stepped onto the carpet wearing a black top and a black skirt, paired with black pumps.
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The result: he designed a pair of pumps that will make your feet light up any room.
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U.S. output is creeping closer to that of top producer Russia, which pumps about 11 million bpd.
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Joel rises, rips the mask off, pumps his fist and soaks up the adoration of the crowd.
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In March, Volkswagen recalled over 1 million Audi vehicles due to potential leaks and coolant pumps faults.
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In 2015 DreaMed licensed its artificial pancreas technology for integration into insulin pumps made by Medtronic Diabetes.
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She turns on her air ionizer ($24), which pumps extra oxygen and makes her feel pleasantly giddy.
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First, the star pumps a body lotion on her legs and seductively massages it into her skin.
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With the installation of additional pumps and storage, EPIC can increase capacity further to about 900,000 bpd.
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They operate just like gas pumps, only they provide kilowatts of electricity instead of gallons of fuel.
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The 25-year-old actress kept it simple and put the dress on display with black pumps.
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His vision includes every gas station in Uganda having solar pumps to charge vehicles instead of fuel.
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"We've essentially just created a universal remote for every one of these insulin pumps in the world."
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