With a refilling bowl, people eat 73 percent more calories.
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You can fill up the tank and warm a few bottles before refilling again, making the contraption ideal for multiple babies because you don't have to worry about refilling the reservoir after each use.
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Plus, no need to worry about refilling the chip bowl. 4.
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It sure beats constantly refilling and keeping tabs on ice trays.
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Credit Suisse on Wednesday said it would not be refilling the role.
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A year later refilling the tank had become almost a third cheaper.
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We just [keep] refilling them and asking the hotel to refill them.
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Have China's smelters been refilling stocks depleted by years of mine shortfall?
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Others quenched their thirst straight away, draining their bottles, then refilling them.
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Take it with you wherever you go, refilling it any time you can.
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Vicki Gunvalson's love tank is filled, but it needs refilling on the regular!
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"Orbital refilling is vital to humanity's future in space," Musk tweeted on Thursday.
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You were charged 150 NPR ($1.34) for refilling with a liter of water.
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Refilling birth control pills over the phone is simply part of the job.
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Then again, digging holes and refilling them is the essence of Keynesian economics.
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More than 400 people in 45 states have reported difficulties filling or refilling prescriptions.
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AstraZeneca is also refilling its drug pipeline in other areas, such as respiratory medicine.
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This is why it's important to make sure you're not constantly refilling your pool.
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I celebrate by refilling my water and grabbing a snack from my lunch box.
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Refilling the ranksLike the military, there is no starting in the middle of diplomacy.
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Others camp out at expensive cafes, refilling their mugs of fancy coffee throughout the day.
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Ecologically-practiced festivals provide water refilling stations, so remove single use bottles from your life!
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The quick refilling time would mean cars could be redeployed more quickly, keeping fleets smaller.
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I could see my friend's parents, talking with guests, my husband refilling someone's wine glass.
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NPS hopes to have the thing scrubbed down for refilling to begin by June 16.
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They assisted guests with gambling, refilling champagne glasses, and serving pounds of lobster and caviar.
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Some friends from work invited me to dinner (and kept aggressively refilling my wine glass).
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It functions just like any other stapler and you never need to worry about refilling it!
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My subway scheme fails, and I end up refilling my Metrocard on my way home ($121).
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My gaslight comes on, but hopefully I can make it to work and back before refilling.
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"I'm just here to spread love," Ms. Jernigan said, refilling a bowl of yogurt-covered pretzels.
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Refilling aquifers becomes more difficult when housing is built on what were once green, unoccupied hills.
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But refilling a depleted global supply chain takes time and the process has only just started.
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"Orbital refilling is vital to humanity's future in space," Musk tweeted after the partnership was announced.
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Businesses will probably start refilling their inventories now, he says, which will boost growth next quarter.
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They dutifully carry water bottles with them wherever they go, draining and refilling them with gusto.
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And yet here we were, avidly refilling our bird feeder and remarking on all the cardinals.
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A manufacturer backorder has caused a testosterone shortage, preventing many transmasculine people from refilling their prescriptions.
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He also pays for my greek yogurt along with grocery/pantry staples we needed refilling on ($30).
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"I escaped by refilling with water and cleaning the bath with closest soap like product," she wrote.
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At its most basic, the case is a dispute over Lexmark's patent rights regarding refilling printer cartridges.
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Last winter's El Niño brought heavy rains to the northern part of the state, refilling reservoirs there.
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Occasionally I would help out with the hospitality duties such as distributing forks and refilling water glasses.
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In contrast, the power tripper's ego acts like one big hot air balloon: It needs constant refilling.
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The fire started on Tuesday evening when workers were refilling a generator, fire officials said this week.
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The bartender kept threatening to cut everyone off, but she also kept refilling their tequila for free.
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Similarly, at 52A, a "Waiter's refilling aid" is a WATER PITCHER, with PITCHER being the BALLPARK FIGURE.
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In other words, you'll be spending less time refilling your bottle and more time on the treadmill.
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"I don't think anyone should postpone refilling an epinephrine auto-injector if they can afford it," Chua said.
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"More than 573 people in 45 states have reported difficulties filling or refilling prescriptions," FARE posted on Twitter.
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When rain falls, some of it sinks into the soil, refilling the aquifers that feed springs and wells.
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"Pharmacies are refilling medications to ensure that facilities can send an ample supply with the residents," she said.
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The nation's central bank continues its "accommodative" monetary policy, refilling the spiked punch bowl despite an intoxicated party.
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And Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has pushed for more public drinking fountains and bottle-refilling stations.
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Next to each booth is a tap for refilling water glasses, a stack of napkins, and playing cards.
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This adorable bird-shaped birdhouse uses suction cups to stick right to the window for easy viewing and refilling.
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Even now, there are signs of magma refilling in Kilauea's East Rift Zone, though not near this year's vents.
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Refilling Czech state strategic crude oil stocks will take about half a year, state reserves chief Pavel Svagr said.
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A great deal of nursing time is spent filling and refilling out paperwork trying to get the patient treatment.
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Plants were producing more treated water than was being consumed and reservoirs were refilling, officials said at a briefing.
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Once a year, the vinegar is moved from a larger barrel to smaller barrel with successive pouring and refilling.
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In my own writing, if I'm not constantly refilling my brain with other stuff, I run out of ideas.
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You've got 22014 problems, but changing an office lightbulb or refilling the toner cartridge in the office printer isn't one.
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Because children want to imitate adults, using e-cigarettes and refilling them with children nearby could lead to dangerous exposure.
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You can customize it, and you have to take care of it, regularly fixing it up and refilling the gas.
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Hogwarts students enjoy frequent elaborate feasts that feature self-refilling platters so they never run out of their favorite dishes.
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Some of this extra crude could end up refilling U.S. storage tanks, which would undercut Saudi efforts to drain them.
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But he also didn't want to ignore the main function of F8—refilling the pipeline of new products and visions.
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The app also alerts users whenever the incubator's water tank needs refilling, or if conditions become too hot or cold.
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The convenience is the primary perk—Probuphine patients don't have to worry about remembering their pills or refilling their prescriptions.
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So, I made the decision to keep refilling my nails, and with time, my fingers began to finally look normal.
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Ms. Rodriguez de Jesus said she was having trouble refilling one of her prescriptions, a common complaint after the storms.
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The court ruled that the company could not use patent law to stop companies from refilling and selling the cartridges.
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I go to refilling stations in airports to be sure I have a full bottle when the plane takes off.
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I'm eating in front of the TV and catching up on emails, and he's been refilling coffee and just being sweet.
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The government has been funnelling extra revenues from rising oil prices into refilling its National Welfare Fund and building up reserves.
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Impression Products, a 25-employee outlet, built its business by buying used printer cartridges, refilling them, and reselling them to consumers.
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And further cementing the fact that this is not a regular printer, but a cool printer, it doesn't require ink refilling.
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ATMs across the country are still mostly cashless with long queues of people waiting for cash refilling vans to replenish them.
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I plop it on the charger while I'm doing normal pre-sleep stuff like brushing my teeth and refilling my humidifier.
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It suggests that many e-cigarette cartridges and refilling e-liquids are contaminated with toxins spewed out by bacteria and fungi.
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Instead, zero-waste shopping revolves around refilling containers in three places: the bulk aisle, the produce section, and the meat counter.
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Passed last May, House Bill 2482 allows for self-service refilling in counties which have a population of less than 40,000.
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"Capitol Crossing is unique, refilling in a city grid that used to exist, also reknitting neighborhoods back together," Mr. Kenner said.
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Rather than lay off workers, the person said, the world's largest online retailer will one day refrain from refilling packing roles.
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Refilling requires removing the car's grill, rear fender liners and rear deck including rear brakes, which are bigger than front brakes.
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In short, according to this hypothesis, the ice sheets would eventually grow large enough to initiate their own destruction, refilling the oceans.
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You see a lot of classic older diner people, who are there having their breakfast and refilling their coffee and all that.
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Several refugees told BuzzFeed News that hoarding empty bottles and refilling them is one of the one ways they can clean themselves.
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We all know we should be refilling our water bottles and sorting our recyclables, but for Earth Day — it's Saturday April 22!
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Not refilling in orbit would require a three-stage vehicle, which would increase the cost per ticket by 500 percent, Musk said.
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You can even customize the card or send one virtually, and the recipient can keep refilling the card if they want to.
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You can even customize the card or send one virtually, and the recipient can keep refilling the card if they want to.
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Removing videos of atrocities after the event won't solve the problem as long as the online pipeline of new extremists keeps refilling.
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Refilling a vape is already more work-intensive than reaching for a quick cig and this requirement creates extra hassle for vapers.
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Finish off that jug of Minute Maid and do your part to recycle, reduce, and reuse by refilling the jug with chardonnay.
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For serious streamliners, the Fontus is a recently developed product that's actually a self-refilling water bottle (yes you heard that correctly).
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Sonja did not say much but hovered near the table, refilling my coffee and making sure that everyone had enough to eat.
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Two young women dressed in white Nike tennis outfits were wandering through the crowd with giant bottles of rosé, refilling guests' cups.
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After three years of way below average rain, consistent winter rainfall has begun refilling dams left badly depleted by the crippling drought.
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For many people around the world, refilling your own car at self-service stations has been a very normal thing for years.
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The large built-in reservoir increases capacity and requires less refilling, meaning more water for your pet and less work for you.
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After refilling our water canteens, he poured out complimentary shots of homemade baijiu, or rice wine, which burned as it went down.
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Soler-Williams attended to the guests, showing them to the garbage, refilling the ice bucket, and pausing to dance and sing along.
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And that's when it's named at all; women's work — the cooking, appointment-keeping, party-planning, soap-dispenser-refilling — is so often invisible.
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Ripping a section back and refilling means you have to harden your heart a bit, but it pays off in the end.
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I ran outside to the back porch and started tossing all the pails of warm slimy dog water out and refilling them.
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Owning a diesel means looking for green-nozzle pumps and refilling the urea-injection system (blue cap), which mitigates oil-burner emissions.
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Vivacious doesn't begin to describe this woman, as she struts, cajoles, clowns and vamps, while Brick keeps refilling his glass with whiskey.
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Johnson suggested that beyond carrying and refilling a water bottle, there's another action consumers can take to reduce their personal plastics use.
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Despite an awkward moment when an investor asks why one builder is refilling a hole that he has just dug, the gambit works.
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The large 48-ounce container allows you to brew over six cups before refilling — hooray for an easy morning routine, am I right?
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A startup disrupting the … bottled water business: FloWater has raised $15 million for its reusable water bottle refilling stations to produce purified water.
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If you don't pay attention for a second someone is already drinking a bottle of Malibu or is quietly refilling his own beer.
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And they spend more time jetting than they do refilling in certain swimming scenarios, gently eking out the fluid they've already sipped in.
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With the retirement of baby boomers in full swing, the construction industry is grappling with its biggest challenge: refilling its pool of employees.
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The Bloomberg administration laid off thousands of workers after the recessions of 2002 and 2008, refilling those positions when the economy turned around.
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But past airstrikes, while they have killed an uncountable quantity of militants, have not prevented their organizations from regrouping and refilling their ranks.
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"The refilling is planned at a minimum after 10,000 miles, during the oil change interval," Mr. Pamio told the Driving the Nation website.
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Instead of buying new soap dispensers every month or refilling your cheap version over and over again, make a cute mason jar soap dispenser.
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It also improves engine performance and stretches the intervals between refilling vehicles with urea, an expensive substance needed to extract NOx from exhaust fumes.
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Packing a colorful, sustainable water bottle (and refilling it throughout the day) might be the key to finally getting your recommended dose of H2O.
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I also drink as much water as I can throughout the day, keeping a water bottle at my desk and refilling it several times.
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AMENDING a famous metaphor, Janet Yellen once said that the Federal Reserve would "keep refilling the punch bowl until the guests have all arrived".
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It shelters the non-conductive liquid away from the power supply and has easily accessible valves for draining and refilling the liquid for maintenance.
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The infrastructure needed for refilling batteries has yet to be developed, and the technology which that infrastructure will use is still up for grabs.
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My brothers and I followed suit in our turn, refilling water glasses at local restaurants, running bread to the tables and clearing dirty dishes.
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There's a trade-off, too: Wireless charging is less efficient at transferring energy than a wire, and is thus slower at refilling a battery.
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"Indirect" deaths include those in which related factors, such as difficulty reaching a hospital for care, or trouble refilling medical prescriptions, played a role.
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Stroke survivors who skip or delay refilling medications or who take smaller than prescribed doses are at risk for another stroke, Levine said by email.
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Since much of the problem stems from overwhelming documentation, assistants are now handling more paperwork or refilling prescriptions, so doctors can interact more with patients.
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Switching to Champagne, we kept refilling our flutes until the fizzing bubbles left us in fits of giggles as the ground beneath us started spinning.
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Whatever. We chit chat for a few, I grab the wristbands, and bus back home, refilling my card with 210.75 more rides along the way.
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Mr. Christ advised either taking a reusable bottle from home or asking your tour operator or hotel for one and refilling it with purified water.
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But shortly in the aftermath of a disaster, after checking the first aid kit and refilling the fresh water bottles, Californians go back to living.
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So if I take the bottom out of this glass and I keep refilling the water or the wine, you won't know when to stop drinking.
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"Getting someone's ketchup so they can eat their fries while they're still hot is more important than refilling Bob's water for the fourth time," Murphy said.
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While refilling bottles of soap or perfume is an intuitive way for eco-conscious shoppers to repurpose their purchases, candles are rarely afforded the same consideration.
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Rachel was a waitress at Central Perk for seasons one through three, but it seems like she did little else beyond refilling her friends' coffee cups.
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"At that time, most of the search results I could find for refilling were for printer ink cartridge places," says Michelle Stevens of the Refill Shoppe.
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Whether it's the high cost or difficulty of refilling prescriptions once misuse is suspected by a medical professional, research shows prescription opioid abusers often turn to heroin.
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One example he used is the "bottomless bowl," referring to studies that show that humans will often consume more out of self-refilling bowls than regular ones.
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In the meantime, the people of Oklahoma City will have to infuse their vodka at home—all because Oklahoma is concerned about the problem of refilling bottles.
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Sure, that could just mean he was out of paper towels or toothpaste, but the website speculates that he could have been refilling prescriptions for hip issues.
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Mr. Gray noted that a bank facing outflows would be expected to keep refilling its pool of liquid assets to be in compliance with a liquidity regulation.
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Sit-down restaurants have additional tasks that are hard to automate, including setting and clearing tables, refilling coffee cups and answering questions about what's on the menu.
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It's manipulative either way, sure, but it showers players in so much premium currency that even refilling stamina or topping off coins doesn't require a real transaction.
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The fire on Tuesday at the Urban Garden Center on Park Avenue was caused by a fuel spill when workers were refilling a generator, fire officials said.
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Voice- and touch-activated wands, touch sensitive technology and magnetism will be used to make things like magic wands, refilling pints, and floating candles for the pub.
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After refilling the tanks, we made our way east, passing several trucks hauling tanks of their own, the water sloshing around as it bumped over dirt roads.
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Alaska Airlines has said that it would allow workers to wear gloves during beverage service and to stop refilling cups, which risks exposing them to more germs.
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Theater Latté Da, a musical theater company based in Minneapolis, has been refilling this particular cup of kindness since 2007 before bringing it to the Sheen Center.
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"There have been recent concerns about shortages of EpiPens, which has been especially an issue as families are refilling prescriptions for back-to-school planning," he said.
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I wanted to get to Wednesday without refilling, but hadn't planned on going to the meeting today that was offsite and was a 40-mile round trip.
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It's the plan, every four years: Do whatever it takes to win Iowa, or New Hampshire, or both, and the momentum will start refilling the campaign account.
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So, I went back and ended up tearing out and refilling the entire bottom half of the grid — again — to finally get the puzzle you see today.
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Niue's 1,600 residents had grown quite fond of their mysterious visitor, working every day to keep him alive by feeding him or refilling his rapidly evaporating puddle.
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Then, when Poisk introduced refillable cylinders, climbing guides began funneling used ones into a black market and cutting costs by bypassing the company for refilling and maintenance.
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An on-screen reminder to "make sure the reservoir isn't empty" would be a useful addition, because refilling an oven is probably a new idea for most users.
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Instead, says Reuters, it relies on attrition: Rather than lay off workers, the person said, the world's largest online retailer will one day refrain from refilling packing roles.
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You can see it in this clip:The production staff were probably refilling the horns with coffee and forgot to move the paper coffee cup out of the way.
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Ms Alberini says that drivers seem to see road taxes as less important than fuel efficiency, in part because refilling their cars frequently reminds them of the cost.
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Only when he and his wife had trouble refilling the drug early this year, and their supply ran out, did they realize how much Epidiolex had been helping.
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That's a problem in California where the melting snowpack acts as a giant tap during the spring and summer, refilling reservoirs used for drinking water and crop irrigation.
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They walked along streams, refilling used plastic bottles with dingy drinking water and setting up tents in abandoned poacher camps, sometimes just hours after their targets had left.
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Instead of only refilling the 1,000 empty slots, now up to 4,000 of Lyft's new e-bikes will be joining the rental fleet over the next six months.
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Now they have protocols for measuring the projects' benefits based on three criteria: improving water quality, refilling underground aquifers and boosting flows of water into rivers and streams.
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Audi wanted to minimize consumption of the solution, known as AdBlue, because it feared that the inconvenience and expense of refilling the holding tank would turn off buyers.
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We've rounded up seven inexpensive fountain pens (all are under $30; one is only $3) that either are disposable or employ swappable cartridges to make refilling simple and tidy.
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"If I take the bottom out of this glass and I keep refilling the water or the wine, you won't know when to stop drinking," Harris told the committee.
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I found it needed refilling after cleaning just the bathroom of my New York City apartment, which, not counting the tub, is only about 20 square feet of tile.
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But the fact that I will never get to actually be these beautiful boys means that I can possess an eternal desire for them that is always refilling itself.
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Kristen Cure, a former administrative assistant, remembered searching for a birdcage the club could buy for one of his pet parrots and refilling a cash card for his use.
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Lexmark International, the court decided that Lexmark, a printer company, could not use patent law to prevent Impression from buying used cartridges, then refilling and selling them to consumers.
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Two weeks ago, a pilot of a waterbombing helicopter managed to swim ashore after his aircraft crashed into a dam while he was refilling near the border with Victoria.
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But controversy over the wall, and Democratic opposition to refilling military accounts Trump reprogrammed to build it under an emergency declaration, have thrown a wrench in the appropriations process.
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For most Americans, refilling a regular prescription is simple — picking up their medicine at their local pharmacy on the way home from work or while doing weekly grocery shopping.
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Imagine a game with my complaints about spirit emblems applied to not only the ammunition for your guns, a primary form of attacking, but even worse, refilling your health.
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Though refilling a Class 8 truck's hydrogen tank will take longer, it still would be substantially less than the time needed to charge the batteries needed for a similar semi.
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It's been more than four years since Benchmark's last fundraise, far longer than the typical two- or three-year span that venture capital firms usually take between refilling their coffers.
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Some mHealth solutions target future fitness or diet goals with gamified apps, while others deal with administrative aspects of the industry, such as scheduling appointments or refilling prescriptions through text.
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It comes equipped with a 2,350mAh (enough to fully charge an iPhone 7) portable battery that, when hooked up, will juice up your phone first before refilling its own internal battery.
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I'm used to friends from New York, San Francisco, and Houston posting screenshots showing Pokémon Go maps crowded with "gyms" for battling other players or "pokéstops" for refilling the game's supplies.
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Because of their market power and the deals they can sign, PBMs can now enforce rules that actually prevent a patient from refilling their prescription anywhere other than their designated pharmacy.
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And with a bottle of water at a festival going for the usual price of a bottle of wine, you're better off bringing your own and refilling at a water fountain.
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We're constantly refilling their drinks, taking away the constant stream of dirty plates, and cleaning all of the leftover shells and bones that people love to just throw on the table.
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Now the longest-serving Republican National Committee chairman, Mr. Priebus was elected to the job in 2011, unseating Mr. Steele on the promise of modernizing the party and refilling its coffers.
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Mr. Sutherland regularly checks box traps set in the forest to catch ferrets, stoats and rats that prey on the young, flightless birds, refilling the traps with fresh eggs for bait.
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The announcement of the outage pushed up winter gas prices 8 percent, and raised concerns about refilling the site in time for this winter as well as its long-term future.
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The water tank may be small, but I've never had trouble refilling it and I rarely use it for 10 minutes straight, so I've never exhausted the water supply mid-steam.
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Mountain Lake is a rare geological specimen that, a video on the lodge's website explains, drains itself once in a long while as a sort of purifying exercise, eventually refilling naturally.
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We all have certain spending routines: paying the electric bill, allocating whatever loose change remains to our "savings," refilling our eight-step skin-care regimen on what feels like a monthly basis.
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When he wasn't busy refilling his glass or screaming (literally) for Allison Janney, Robbie grew pensive to ponder important things, like how the hell Jane Fonda could possibly be 80 years old.
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According to GM data, the average Volt owner traveled about 700 miles before refilling the small, 10-gallon fuel tank with the original model and even more with the longer-range update.
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HRW, one of the biggest international human rights groups, based in the United States, said it feared Trump would "start refilling Guantanamo" and possibly use "dark sites" on foreign soil for detainees.
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Then, holding a needle she began to stick and poke Ms. Carden's wrist, refilling the needle every poke or two, and leaving a dot of ink beneath the skin with each poke.
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That service is somewhat minimal; lately it has meant a single employee assiduously refilling water glasses and taking orders from a drinks list whose cheapest item is a $12 bottle of beer.
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The decision was made because of the logistical difficulties of clearing the ballpark and parking lots and refilling them in time for fans to be in their seats by 6:15 p.m.
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The Salton Sea, straddling the Imperial and Coachella Valleys, is the latest incarnation of a body of water that has been drying and refilling over eons with water from the Colorado River.
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Handing out water bottles, directing high schoolers carrying in bags of donated food, and refilling white styrofoam cups with coffee helps keep her mind off Borderline and her friends' texts talking about it.
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Nathalie reenergizes her life not by refilling it — she even gets rid of her cat — but by coming to understand her new circumstances as another phase in learning to live, a migration forward.
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Movile believes they can transform the Rapiddo Marketplace into a one-stop-shop for a variety of consumer transactions ranging from food delivery and event tickets to refilling mobile credit and hailing rides.
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I knew he was going through a hard conversation so I kept on refilling his glass even if he didn't ask; he must have had about five glasses of watered-down white wine.
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It has tweaked how it's offering snacks by serving them on a tray instead of letting passengers pick their own, no longer refilling beverages and letting their flight attendants wear gloves during flights.
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There are meticulous protocols for dozens of procedures, right down to the approved method for refilling the anti-bacterial solution in hand-sanitizer dispensers, which are now omnipresent in locker and weight rooms.
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Get a reusable bottle to keep you hydrated — you're most likely spending way more time at home (within steps of your sink) so you can just keep refilling a bottle as you need.
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Last week, a study published in Becker's Hospital Review found that refilling prescriptions for opioids — as opposed to the amount of opioids taken after first being prescribed — significantly boosted the risk of abuse.
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The silly refilling cup that came with it is even smaller, and it shuts itself off after 180 minutes whether you like it or not, so you're constantly babysitting it to keep it going.
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Those who have the genetic variation—and who aren't refilling their cups as often—break caffeine down more slowly, which means they feel the effect of coffee longer than the rest of the population.
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Our job was to make sure they are able to fulfill those basic needs—moving them to fresh fields and refilling their water tub after they tip it over in their haste to drink.
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Much of the time, nonetheless, he dwelt in the hobbit-hole of his brain, a richly furnished refuge, and his creative exertions, seen from outside, entailed little more than the refilling of his pipe.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide whether Lexmark International, which makes toner cartridges for use in its printers, can use patent law to stop companies from refilling and selling the cartridges.
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Bogged down by anxiousness and an overpacked schedule, I struggled to remember the small moments of perspective that can turn a bad day tolerable: refilling my water bottle, taking a walk, allowing myself a break.
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In a move to fight digital fraud, the country's Supreme Court has asked the government to make it mandatory for prepaid mobile phone subscribers to disclose their identity before adding refilling credit to their account.
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Switching off or throttling back emissions treatment systems, however, has the added benefit of improving engine performance and stretching the interval between refilling vehicles with urea, a substance needed to extract NOx from exhaust fumes.
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I didn't realize until I was halfway through the series how much I'd needed that injection of pure-spirited optimism refilling my heart and sustaining me through what ended up being a truly garbage year.
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Southern California Gas Co, the division of San Diego-based utility giant Sempra Energy that owns Aliso Canyon, remains barred from refilling the underground storage reserve until the facility is deemed safe to operate again.
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"Wetland refilling, encroachment and unauthorized construction in river banks and conversion of paddy fields have affected the flow of water, leading to stagnation and flash floods," another official at KSDMA said on condition of anonymity.
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Depleted of much of its fuel, the Starship would await a second Starship launch to refill its tanks; the two spacecraft would connect end-to-end in space, perform a refilling operation, and then disconnect.
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He then scraped the pan clean with a wide spackling knife and toweled it out until it was shiny and black, before refilling it with the used, golden-brown fat to fry the next batch.
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BEST for staying hydrated Best for packing light Best for snacking Best for keeping clean BEST FOR refilling BEST FOR OFF-THE-GRID TRAVEL Best for staying protected Best for bugs Best for personal care
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Among the updates detailed, Musk articulated how Starship will be used to make humans interplanetary, including its use of in-space refilling of propellant, by docking with tanker Starships already in orbit to transfer fuel.
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The group was able to buy the school an aquaponic system — a tank-based farming system that combines hydroponics (water-based planting) and aquaculture (fish cultivation) — and raise $700 to install water bottle refilling stations.
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In the refilling station, likened by one of the vendor organisers to a Formula One pit-lane, workers aim to refill each vendor's beer backpack and send them out into the crowd as soon as possible.
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BMW on Sunday said emissions filtering systems in its cars were adequate and that discussions with other manufacturers about AdBlue fluid were held with a view toward building a pan-European network of AdBlue refilling stations.
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Musk this week estimated that a one-way trip to Mars for one person would cost about $10 billion and indicated there were ways to reduce that cost drastically by refilling the spaceship tanks in orbit.
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We know that people will eat more based on what they're served, as proven by a study in which people who unknowingly ate out of self-refilling bowls of soup consumed more than those who didn't.
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Simple Contacts, a new startup launched by a former Techstars entrepreneur-in-residence and the co-founder of the 3D printing startup Sols, is looking to make the process of refilling contacts cheaper and more affordable.
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"In the process of refilling the pipeline, we were able to determine the precise amount of product that had been released which was 1,115 barrels (46,830 gallons)," a Magellan spokesman said in an email on Tuesday.
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"The integration means Kunlun will receive support from the supply side, and vice versa the sales group will have a deeper penetration into the retail including city gas distribution, gas refilling stations," said the third source.
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I talk to other people in the vending business [who are] my age, and it's just a job to them, but for me, I just like it — refilling the machine, collecting the money, and going home.
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It has a pretty compelling case to make, in short, as other purveyors of refilling stations would surely argue, and which had persuaded 40 investors altogether to write checks to the company even before Bluewater stepped in.
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You also damage the rights people traditionally exercise over their own property – like refilling an ink cartridge or opening up a toy to see if it might have security flaws that could put your family in danger.
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It will take around 15 days to complete the task of refilling the canal bed with earth and relining it with concrete, as well as fixing the damaged sluice gates nearby, said Shashwat, a state irrigation official.
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"They are refilling their storage tanks ... The contango is a bit deeper, so if you already have an empty tank and you are paying 50 to 60 cents a month then it makes economical sense," Berentsen said.
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In another instance, a 20-year-old from Wisconsin told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that he worried he might die after being hospitalized for refilling his Juul with THC oil pods and nicotine pods he purchased locally.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health tested e-liquids in vapers' refilling dispensers from 56 Baltimore-area daily e-cigarette users for a study published Wednesday in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
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I happened to have a huge stockpile of Klonopin from a prescription I had been refilling since college, so he started sending over these women who'd ask him for drugs, and I'd put pills in their coat pockets.
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The added revenue will go toward repairing the state's ailing infrastructure and refilling the Transportation Trust Fund, whose depletion had led the governor to order the emergency shutdown of hundreds of projects to improve roads, bridges and rails.
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The company rejected her, she explained to the news media, because it said that the post of executive assistant required a man, someone who could carry out physical tasks such as refilling the bottle on a water dispenser.
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The reservoir holds enough water for about 10 minutes of continuous steam, so if you're planning on doing an entire trip's worth of clothes in one sitting, you may find yourself refilling the steamer a time or two.
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As I chatted with de Wilde among the framed antique plates hung on the walls of the Whitby's restaurant, our conversation was interrupted at least four times by the highly attentive staff refilling our tea from embellished teapots.
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We had probably about five hours of intermittent, fairly profound blood pressure changes to deal with to the point where Dr. Mann was refilling my syringes for me because I was going through them at such a fast pace.
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And in part this is no more than a continuation of the stocks rebalancing that has been playing out for several months, a refilling of a depleted LME system from high inventories in China that accumulated earlier this year.
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The American Association of Poison Control Centers recommends protecting your skin when handling e-liquid or refilling your vaporizer and keeping all of your e-cigarette products and liquid nicotine locked away and out of the reach of children.
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Spreading the capacity over multiple booster trips would help you reduce the required size of the fuel tank, and the sensitivity to performance quirks, meaning you can actually have a shortfall in performance with a couple extra refilling trips.
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With a simple cake pan, you can update the everyday wreath and give it a modern twist by making it into a chic flower box that your giftee can keep refilling with their favorite floral arrangements all year long.
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A plate at brunch will typically go for about half the price of a dinner entrée, and is served with a single drink that keeps miraculously refilling at the cost of our sanity and the blisters on our feet.
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Happy vendors along one highway in Davao, where Duterte is a hero after his tough measures as mayor turned around a town once fraught with drugs and gangs, have been refilling their stalls with stickers, mugs and all things Duterte.
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The key ingredients are full reusability of ships and vehicles, and the rest is made up by refilling in orbit, actually producing more propellant on Mars for return trips, and choosing the right propellant to make that possible and efficient.
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Called "Attain," the Apple Watch app will reward Aetna customers for meeting activity goals and fulfilling recommended tasks, such as getting vaccinations or refilling medications, with a subsidy toward the cost of an Apple Watch or gift cards for U.S. retailers.
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" Esoteric musings run in the family: Sara, refilling wine glasses, "knew it was silly to keep trying to see the dinner table itself as a scorpion, with all of its articulations and repeated segments, all those appendages hidden under the tablecloth.
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Edcamps are "soul-refilling, a booster shot, a way to realize you're not alone," said Robert Dillon, 44, the director of Innovative Learning at the School District of University City in St. Louis and one of the founders of EdcampSTL.
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Neil Gorsuch was officially sworn in as a justice on the Supreme Court, finally refilling the ninth seat left vacant since Antonin Scalia's death more than a year ago and breaking a tie between conservatives and liberals on the bench
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YouTube's NightHawkInLight posted a detailed explainer on how to turn an old garbage can, a ventilation fan, and a bunch of ultrasonic foggers into an impressive looking contraption that generates a constant visible vortex as long as you keep refilling its water reservoir.
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All jokes about being in your feelings aside, it's these sorts of moments—refilling your car's petrol tank, lying on the floor trying to will yourself to just get up and function – that come to define the textures of our emotional lows.
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LL found success in this passive form of emceeing, though; he'd pop up every now and then throughout the show, offering pointless observations like the guy at your Grammys party refilling the chip bowl while yelling "WHAT AM I MISSING?" from the kitchen.
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But while moonshine is still widely available in the US, with cops seizing hundreds of gallons whenever they try to make a bust on just one illicit distiller, refilling bottles and other means of passing it off as regulated liquor is exceptionally rare.
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" As we went back to sit down and she was refilling bottled waters in a stand, she leaned in and said, "I'm afraid for my son, he was playing basketball last night, and I tried to reach him to tell him to come home.
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I had lived in Dublin long enough to know what this meant: a whiskey that would hold its appeal over a long "session" in the pub, an extended period of time where the focus is often more on bantering with friends than refilling glasses quickly.
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Generally speaking, if you're running a fever, it helps to be liberal when it comes to refilling your water glass: Bernacki recommends drinking an additional eight ounces of water than you normally would for every degree of body temperature you have over 98.8 degrees.
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Hosbec, a hotel association for properties on Spain's Costa Blanca, said that one out of every three guests that filled out its recent questionnaire admitted to downing miniature bottles of booze and then refilling them with water, other liquids or, yeah, even their own piss.
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Even though consumers are buying just the contents, the products cost about the same as those sold in single-use containers, in part to offset the cost of the development and manufacturing of the more durable containers, as well as cleaning and refilling them.
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In nearly half of the 12 annual appropriations bills House Democrats have ushered through committee, they have included specific language to block wall-related emergency powers, limit the use of flexible funds and oppose refilling accounts that could be used to build the barrier.
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Pet parents who work long hours or are forgetful about feeding times might be tempted to free-feed, which usually involves leaving a large bowl of food out for your pet to graze on throughout the day, or refilling their bowl whenever it's empty.
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WeFuel says it hopes to partner with rental car businesses for this exact reason: let's say you're due to return a rental car on the last day of your vacation or business trip, and you're on the hook for refilling the tank before you return it.
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Why is the most famous fictional film about the topic The Day After Tomorrow, a movie that, while not as far-fetched in its concept as was once thought, is still more concerned with refilling disaster-porn spank banks than making any kind of realistic statement?
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These D.I.Y. hobbyists consist primarily of two groups: Reloaders who take spent shell casings that are left behind after a weapon, usually a semiautomatic, is fired, and make them usable again by carefully refilling them with gunpowder and coupling that with a new primer and a bullet.
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Imagine a world in which Amazon's Alexa became a health care hub dispensing a suite of health care services, from arranging doctors' appointments, to refilling prescriptions, to providing cost and quality information about local providers or vetted advice on how to manage particular health care problems.
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The Super Soaker was a staple of my childhood, as it was for millions of other kids, but most of my summer afternoons were either spent refilling the blaster, or endlessly pumping air into the water tank so I had enough pressure to soak my friends from afar.
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Most payers (including Medicare, Medicaid and private health insurance companies) have restrictions on how often they will cover the cost of refilling a member's prescription medications, often limiting patients to 30-day supplies with a short two- to three-day window for refills prior to a medication running out.
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Created alongside physicians, the app uses doctor-recommended clinical guidelines and will incorporate prompts for healthy actions, like getting flu shots and vaccinations, refilling medication prescriptions when they're scheduled to run out; suggesting visits to primary care physicians if checkups have lagged and prompting about lower-cost options for lab tests.
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"There have been recent concerns about shortages of EpiPens, which has been especially an issue as families are refilling prescriptions for back-to-school planning," Dr. Robert Wood, president of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology and director of pediatric allergy and immunology at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, told CNN last week.
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So, it stands to reason combining the best of a plug-in hybrid and a fuel-cell car could be both green and easy to live with, as it will have a relatively long range and also virtually no down time between tanks, as hydrogen refueling takes as long as refilling a gasoline tank.
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The variant's options include a forthcoming wireless charging pad, targeting a 2018 release window, which will include a charging pad drivers can install in their garage and drive over to provide a power supply with rates up to 3.2 kW, with a total charging time for refilling the vehicle's onboard battery of about three and a half hours.
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Fixes like Dr. London's can alleviate the pricing issue, but replicating this approach on a large scale could pose problems, since someone with medical expertise must do the refilling to avoid contaminating the device, meet quality standards for the device itself, and make the user aware of any safety issues that using the injector might pose.
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Sure, we can assume all these folks are just weirdos with bad taste, sick humor, and probably some gnarly stomach aches—if not for the fact that the trick of refilling a jar of mayo with vanilla pudding and eating it in public is a pretty well-established food prank, going back to 2012 at the very least.
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On my way out of the Capitol, the tiny elevator I was in stopped on the way down, the doors opened, and Mr. Sekulow and Mr. Cipollone were waiting to get in, smiling and offering well wishes to a new group of Senate pages, the high school student helpers who had been busy refilling water glasses in the chamber today.
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"Reefill has advantages over both in that it provides the consumer with a product of equal quality and convenience to bottled water, only without the waste and high cost, and is far more convenient than water brought from home,school, or work since the consumer on-the-go need not worry about running low; our dense network allows for frequent refilling and lets members carry smaller, collapsible water bottles," said Pessel.
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Several months ago, the U.S. Department of Labor told its Wage and Hour Division to stop using the 80/20 rule, a long-standing regulation that required restaurants to pay servers, bartenders, and any other tipped employees a full minimum wage for any side work—stuff like folding napkins, refilling salt and pepper shakers, and putting silverware on the tables—if they spent more than 20% of their shift doing it.
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Though the Senate on Thursday night confirmed three Department of Defense (DOD) nominees - Lisa Hershman to be chief management officer, Dana Deasy to be chief information officer and Robert Sander to be Navy general counsel – the administration has to overcome a limited bench of talent and a slowed down confirmation process in the Senate in refilling roles that have been recently vacated, staffed on an acting basis or empty for months.
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There was a 17-year-old girl who developed a permanent scar in her right cornea after sleeping in lenses she had bought from a chain store; a 34-year-old woman with an infection who hadn't visited her eye doctor in five years, instead refilling her prescription online; and a 18-year-old boy whose eyes became juiced up with bacteria from sleeping in decorative lenses; he too was left with a scarred cornea.
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While invisibly refilling our water and wine glasses as we ate chicken soup and fresh cornbread that his husband and companion in all things, the artist Bjorn Amelan, had made us for lunch, Jones was also talking about his love of W.G. Sebald's "The Emigrants," its nested narratives telling the stories of four Jewish lives touched by the Holocaust, as well as the struggle he had lately been having with Joyce's "Ulysses," which he and Amelan have been reading to each other.
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The methods he refers to include: - The ink cartridge chip telling the printer to stop working as soon as one color has run out (even if the other colors are still full) - The ink cartridge chip sending "false low ink notifications" to your printer - Blocking customers from refilling cartridges with their own ink or making their own repairs - Printers using the color cyan even when printing in just black and white One thing he doesn't mention, but which has been reported on before, is how the volume of ink in printer cartridges has also shrunk over time — something that's covered extensively in this Guardian article.
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