These days, oil spills — particularly pipeline spills — are rare.
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In an annual review of recorded spills, E&E News discovered 8,519 spills across the United States last year, an average of 23 spills per day.
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Specifically, Qdoba spills, although your spills could come from Chipotle or Taco Bell or In-N-Out.
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Tar sand spills are harder to clean up Oil pipeline spills are bad, and they happen all the time.
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The pipeline has experienced over 80 spills in the past seven decades, including four spills whose flow exceeded 1,000 barrels in volume.
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While TSCA is not intended to address or prevent chemical spills, the new law's requirements should eventually help reduce the impact of spills or other accidents.
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The new research, in addition to offering important insights into the frequency, volume, and cause of spills, points to the need for standardizing how spills are reported.
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Shell and Nigerian Partner Are Sued in Britain Over Spills | Farmers and fishermen in the Niger Delta say they have suffered for years because of large spills from oil pipelines.
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" The effect, says Gershe, "spills over into real life.
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There's no stains, spills or goop in Gwyneth Paltrow's pantry!
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It's also resistant to spills and drops, the company said.
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Cover image: This aerial photo shows spills from TransCanada Corp.
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Below Skriver spills some of her style and beauty secrets.
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Their concerns about potential spills, it turns out, have precedent.
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The housing thing spills off to so many different businesses.
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The Enbridge spills were in Marshall, Michigan and Romeoville, Illinois.
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The Exxon and BP oil spills involved all these harms.
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Harassment that spills over in scary ways into real life.
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Spills from explosions have further polluted farmland and fishing holes.
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Oil spills are a regular part of offshore oil drilling.
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Several other spills have been documented in the years since.
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When Kim Kardashian West drinks, she spills all her secrets.
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So, after four out of 99 spills cleaned, I did.
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It's part of the thrills and spills of the show.
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Her imagination spills over the sink and hits the backsplash.
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Carrasco's shot is saved by Mustapha, but he spills it.
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And Mandanda spills the save, but pounces on it quickly.
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The line spills over the sidewalk onto West 13th Street.
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Marty bots roam the stores, but don't clean up spills.
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IPX7 protection also safeguards against rain, dust, snow, and spills.
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No more spills and it is attractive on the table.
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" She added, "There's been a lot of breaks and spills.
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As smoke and debris spills out, people try to flee.
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There's also a detachable drain valve that reduces oil spills.
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He'd been chasing oil spills for 25 years by then.
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Exxon "will provide details about where, how, and when it monitors for pellet spills, describe pellet management systems it has in place, and report on spills that occurred," the group said in a statement.
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WATCH: 'Pretty Little Liars' Star Shay Mitchell Spills Her Beauty Secrets!
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She confronts her, and Chloe spills a big secret: She's pregnant.
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It also works on juice, coffee, and other stubborn household spills.
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It's also a smart way to protect against drops and spills.
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Here, Lidofsky spills everything she learned from her experience with Airbnb.
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It also works on juice, coffee, and other stubborn household spills.
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If she tries to clean the house, Tema spills water everywhere.
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Currently, there are several ways to clean up crude oil spills.
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The confusion spills beyond the pregnancy apps into cycle/fertility ones.
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They also know that bluster spills over into real violence periodically.
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The scene spills onto the street, as the sissy migration begins.
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Flint itself declined to disclose any spills it hadn't already reported.
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It spills onto the Anderson file and seeps under your laptop.
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In 2000, there was a series of really bad oil spills.
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The turncoat: 'Thug Willie' spills secrets of FLDS and its 'prophet'
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Of course, there is no guarantee that spills will never occur.
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Nuclear explosions, plane crashes, and offshore oil spills are another entirely.
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At many of Mr. Trump's rallies, this anger spills into violence.
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When the doors finally open, the crowd spills into the room.
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So how do you get rid of cooked-on spills safely?
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It's also a smart way to protect against drops and spills.
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If the water spills, then as up above, so down below.
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Crude oil pipelines leak at river crossings, sometimes causing catastrophic spills.
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"I've had a couple spills in my time," Mr. Kelly said.
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The benefits are negligible and not worth the risk of spills.
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Many had oil spills caused by damaged tanks, pipes or valves.
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That seems ridiculous right until it spills over into being obvious.
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Even modest oil spills, which happen pretty frequently, can disrupt life.
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Keep your enemies close, keep your white bag closer (to avoid spills).
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The swollen Pecatonica River spills into downtown Darlington, Wisconsin, on March 14.
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It spills out of me like an instinct rather than a choice.
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But state regulators are anticipating some problems, such as leaks and spills.
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But without mindfulness about when we've had enough, indulgence spills into addiction.
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But it is also toxic and flammable—and spills can be disastrous.
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These membranes could be used for cleaning up oil spills, for example.
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Of course, no embalmer likes it when somebody spills some cavity fluid.
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She spills out the details of her no good, very bad day.
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Rust has caused many deadly disasters, from bridge collapses to oil spills.
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Scheyer's account, an outrage that spills out when he describes Germans as
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The leadership "spills" are not a big deal to organize, Kurlantzick added.
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You can also pick up a matching silicone mat to prevent spills.
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I've also learned that heavier spills tend to coagulate at the edges.
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"These spills are going to be nonstop," tribal Chairman Dave Archambault said.
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Spills or maritime accidents, the tribe said, could permanently destroy fishing beds.
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Clinton spills water on him and promises to pay his laundry bill.
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Her small funeral home is carpeted, and she fears crumbs and spills.
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It's really comfortable to hold, plus the spout lid prevents accidental spills.
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At least three spills have been reported in North Carolina thus far.
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If that mistrust spills over, it would play directly into Russia's hands.
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Are they great at dealing with oil spills these days or what?
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But what happens when virtual reality spills out into the real world?
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A sleeve to protect your tablet or laptop from spills and scratches
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We've reduced the number oil spills in the ocean by 99 percent.
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Refineries and chemical plants are exploding, releasing toxic clouds and poisonous spills.
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Thursday's episode is one of several major pipeline spills in recent years.
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That chemistry spills out of "Crazy, Stupid, Love," their first movie together.
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This humidifier fills from the top, helping to reduce messes and spills.
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"That's very different from chemical spills," Ms. Been said of both threats.
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For Ms. Bruguera's part, "the political" clearly spills out of the gallery.
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That way you'll have options when she spills juice all over you.
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The silicone sleeve provides a tight seal, with no spills or mess.
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The lid screws on and features three silicone seals to prevent spills.
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Blindsiding markets can spark mayhem that spills over into the real economy.
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But dozens of illegal oil spills are flowing, the Desert Sun reports.
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The electronics are isolated to resist spills and any kind of tomfoolery.
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"These spots became black, like the oil spills themselves," said Tereshkov, 29.
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That's both terrifying and weirdly comforting, and it spills into real life.
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Sometimes, the lagoons themselves breach, and hog waste spills into the groundwater.
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One night, Arthur spills the beans to Aurora about why she's awake.
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Amnesty International found last year that Royal Dutch Shell and ENI had admitted to over 22009 oil spills in the Niger Delta in 22009, compared to just ten spills across the whole of Europe between 0003 and 2000.
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Amnesty International found last year that Royal Dutch Shell and ENI had admitted to over 550 oil spills in the Niger Delta in 2014, compared to just ten spills across the whole of Europe between 1971 and 2011.
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In January, it announced a £55 million (£76.8 million) payout for pollution caused by two spills in 2008 and 2009 with the compensation split between individuals (mainly fishermen) and the Bodo community which were affected by those spills.
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Describing their actions as "serious negligence", Amnesty said the companies were "taking weeks to respond to reports of spills and publishing misleading information about the cause and severity of spills, which may result in communities not receiving compensation".
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Oil spills that enter the ocean during transfers are extremely rare, it said.
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As the terror hits, a gaggle of children spills out into the road.
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But in this show, the darkness spills over to reveal the light within.
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The attacks, which numbered 43 last year, cause oil spills and environmental damage.
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He spills the jelly on his hands, thus causing the blunder—get it?
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Until her old secretary, Jock, comes in and spills the beans by mistake.
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The other Colonies are worse, though, the toxic dumps and the radiation spills.
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No "significant spills" have been reported so far, according to EPA spokesperson Gray.
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It might've all originated in 4chan but that shit just spills out everywhere.
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Indigenous concerns include potential spills and harm to an endangered killer whale population.
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One of Boy and Girl's acquaintances spills that the pair is casually dating.
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Oil theft, massive oil spills and corruption further complicate operations in the country.
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As a result, the boots are resistant to water and other liquid spills.
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Imagine, for example, bacteria that can consume plastic or clean up toxic spills.
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Or About Blank - a club where the party spills out into a garden?
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Rubble left over from American bombing 15 years ago spills over the pavements.
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Pollution spills into the sea along stretches of Lebanon's often dramatic, hilly coastline.
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And with each of the prior spills, initial estimates drastically lowballed the amount.
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And as more spills occur, more potential environmental problems arise and bacteria spread.
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At least 6,500 oil spills occurred in U.S. waters between 2007 and 85033.
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The Bodo oil spills have been the subject of years of legal wrangling.
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And don't worry, it's waterproof, so inevitable spills and rain won't ruin it.
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Admiral Paul Zukunft, the commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, knows oil spills.
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The real Saltine and mayonnaise Saturnalia spills into the streets of downtown Cleveland.
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Michael Cohen spills The causes for optimism came also from one unexpected place.
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Blowout preventers are a key piece of safety equipment meant to stop spills.
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Some in Amuay now fear that such spills may become even more common.
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One waterfall spills 27,000 gallons a minute from a height of 170 feet.
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Their technique, they hope, will change the way authorities respond to future spills.
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Spending an evening out spills over to other places, like restaurants and bars.
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The bin lifts its top compartment to catch any overfill and prevent spills.
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BP has dealt with several spills and leaks in Alaska in the past.
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Plus, with an IPX5 rating, they can handle rain, sweat, spills, and showers.
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Drip, drip, drip it goes until the dam breaks and the truth spills.
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There will be lots of thrills and spills on the way to Milwaukee.
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It's great for big spills and sucking up crumbs between the couch cushions.
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Cuomo and de Blasio have a personal animosity that spills over into politics.
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In a new video for GQ's "Actually Me" series, Cole spills all the tea.
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Ezra Klein: It's an economic problem for the news, like it spills over completely.
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I don't judge your fetish so don't judge mine: animals covered in oil spills.
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So how many big ideas emerge from spills, crashes, failed experiments and blind stabs?
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On average, that's equivalent to 55 spills per 1,000 wells in any given year.
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Reggie messes this strategy up within seconds, and accidentally spills the beans to Archie.
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Antagonism towards Israel often spills over into anti-Semitism, particularly on the political left.
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First things first, she spills the news to Khloé, who finds this so unnecessary.
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Without enough lateral friction, a crash ensues and the bike spills onto the road.
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With water, it needs to be contained or it spills everywhere, much like emotions.
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Applications include monitoring oil spills, mapping forests and monitoring glaciers flowing into the sea.
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Judging from the full reunion trailer released in June, all that frustration spills over.
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Someone overhead spills—nay, pours—beer on me, and continues talking to his friend.
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It all spills into the way they husband and father and I hate it.
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Failing to act could create market mayhem that spills over into the real economy.
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But when Chris spills the beans to Wardog, he decides to turn on Chris.
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One of the demands is that Ottawa upgrade its ability to tackle oil spills.
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As a result, dollar borrowing spills over into easier credit conditions in domestic markets.
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SPDC maintains the spills are chiefly due to oil theft, sabotage and illegal refining.
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Nicholl spills even more tea in her new book, "Harry: Life, Loss, and Love."
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She spills tea on herself and then chugs it all down without a care.
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Questionable traffic-driving activity spills out into titles that don't just focus on celebrities.
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The smallest child repeatedly loses his grip and wood spills out into the mud.
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When she is 8 months old, her sister spills ice cream on her arm.
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"And Joel's like, proper English, never spills anything," Goddard rejoins, with an infectious giggle.
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A new book on Queen Elizabeth II spills some even more surprising style secrets.
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It's also super durable, withstanding drops, tumbles, spills, and other daily wear and tear.
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At dinner one evening, Marlo spills food on her top, and yanks it off.
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That blame or credit spills over to the candidate from the president's own party.
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This spills into telecom, as well, as the two industries become more tightly entwined.
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Looking beyond the symbolism of the fountain, the aqueduct's history spills into more tragedy.
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But political squabbling, which sometimes spills over into ethnic conflict, periodically threatens its stability.
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She gives him a bottle of yellow jasmine and he spills some interesting gossip.
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Around 80 percent of the spills are a result of sabotage, Shell data shows.
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From blizzards to hurricanes to oil spills to, yes, coronavirus, there are always politics.
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The spirit of inclusivity starts there, and spills out in the rest of neighborhood.
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They just bhave anyway they feel like and it spills over into real life.
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A collection of nearly 400 cookbooks spills from his living room into his kitchen.
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It is an insular group, and acrimony among partners rarely spills into public view.
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Researchers will study the effect of oil spills on sea ice, not on seas.
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There have been dozens of serious injuries; videos of spills are all over YouTube.
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The seven-quart slow cooker has a slip-tight lid that helps prevent spills.
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By contrast, when blood spills out of Congolese Ebola victims, the world pays attention.
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Toxic spills poison our air and water as hazardous chemicals go unregulated for decades.
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A sandy substance spills out of the packet and into a bowl of water.
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There have been multiple spills by major firms and outdated pipelines in recent years.
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She was walking slowly; after several recent spills, she was terrified of falling again.
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But the U.S. tragically experiences more spills and pollution, and costlier clean-up burdens.
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It spills on the guy and the woman who was sitting next to him.
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Check it out ... Kyle also spills tea on any potential replacements should Lisa bounce.
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These numbers exceed the 457 spills calculated by the US Environmental Protection Agency for eight states between 2006 to 53; the EPA only considered spills that happened during the initial hydraulic fracturing stage, neglecting other stages of the process, like transportation and storage.
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The robot is designed to help alert human employees about spills or potential hazards in the store and has prevented nearly 40 spills or potential hazards in each store a day, according to a website that was recently launched for the robot.
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These losses add up quickly as a result of oversized pours, spills and even theft.
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In any case, there are more pressing threats to the ocean—oil spills, for example.
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Not surprisingly, this spills over into what travelers do when they get to their destinations.
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We saw how pilots train for disaster and avoid the turbulence that spills your coffee.
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BeSuperOrBeDead feels ignored and abruptly spills out his bottled-up frustration in the game's chat.
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The past 20203 years have been pockmarked with oil wars, oil shocks and oil spills.
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The glass display and ceramic back spills flush into the aluminum frame with zero gaps.
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Adam rears back in response and spills an entire glass of red wine on himself.
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The episode is now considered one of the worst mining spills in North American history.
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Part of the role inevitably involves appeasement, especially when nightlife spills over into residential areas.
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But I can see why other people might want it for protection from accidental spills.
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Kumar-Rao has been awarded for her documentation of the oil spills in the Sundarbans.
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Even better if the speaker boasts solid sound quality and can handle a few spills.
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A regular beat—dang, dut, dang, dut—spills out, only slightly muffled, onto the street.
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Frank, on the other hand, spills his heart out while having sex with a girl.
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An ETP spokesperson said most of those spills were small and occurred on company property.
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Here are five other truck spills that happened on China's roads in the past year.
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"It's a demonstration of how their ideology spills over," Republican voter Kathleen Lieberman told CNN.
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Data shows Idamalayar spills began only when it exceeded its full capacity on Aug. 9.
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If that live, deadly poliovirus somehow spills out of the production facility, it could recirculate.
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There are even underwater robots to help find lost divers or assist with chemical spills.
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In 2016 alone, 497 accidents (damages, injuries and spills) involving offshore oil rigs were reported.
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Human error and hurricane damage to oil and gas infrastructure are leading causes of spills.
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The official testing results match Duke's claims that the ash spills didn't compromise water quality.
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Whether the privacy backlash spills over into developing nations will be an issue to monitor.
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In Catia's main market, which spills into the surrounding streets, food is abundant, but pricey.
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One of the spills contained traces of diesel in the slurry, which is not allowed.
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Spills are almost always larger than reported, and cleanup methods haven't advanced since the '80s.
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It followed a number of high-profile disastrous coal ash spills, like in Kingston, Tenn.
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Shell has said that cleanup costs from spills are shared on the basis of holdings.
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Can we really be surprised that this instinct spills into other corners of our lives?
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The feeling doesn't leave him until the morning sunlight spills over the Earth's trembling trees.
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The breakfast machine knocks over a cereal box and spills milk on the kitchen table.
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He spills wine during the family's meal and is forced to fess up to Mrs.
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It's imperative that Selina gets to him before he accidentally spills about the China lie.
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Also, Dwight accidentally spills Mountain Dew all over O.J. Mayo's prized collection of Weezer memorabilia.
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The incident captured national coverage and caused some state reforms intended to prevent future spills.
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"The major spills that occurred between 2014 and 2017 qualify as significant," the judge wrote.
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Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producers, and spills have left the Niger Delta highly polluted.
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Her "If You Reading This, Philadelphia" shows how that hatred spills out and spreads everywhere.
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The surface chemicals are skimmed off with floating lines like those used in oil spills.
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Today, though Ditmas Park proper spans only eight blocks, its charm spills over those borders.
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They're also wary of Russia's history of nuclear spills and accidents involving nuclear-powered vessels.
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His shot goes right to Navas, who spills it for a split second, but collects.
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"Satellite imagery it's great but it's not enough to fully understand oil spills," she said.
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You can have the fun of spills without the work of righting and bailing out.
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Valladares's hand is shaking so violently that he spills it before it reaches his mouth.
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Of course, bats aren't the only animals that carry disease that spills over into humans.
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Their concerns include oil spills and a threat to the endangered southern resident killer whales.
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Any leaks or spills from the pipeline would endanger the water supply for nearby reservations.
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Kincaid spills his guts onto the walls — are you really being invited to take part?
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Duke Energy has said the spills were limited and pose no threat to the public.
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The prevalent methods to clean up oil spills rely on synthetic materials and dangerous chemicals.
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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And after he spills that he loves her, MJ confronts him about knowing about her vote.
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There have been 23 oil spills from the pipeline since 2011, according to the ombudsman's office.
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Dip in a straw and enjoy, and close it up once you're done for zero spills.
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At only four pounds, the Dyson V3193 is easy to grab for even the smallest spills.
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Now they suffer from the deterioration in the sovereign debt and that spills over very automatically.
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Similar debris spills into nearby residential areas: parents complain of syringes and condoms found near schools.
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Spills and thrills and lots of jostling for position lead to some tense on-ice moments.
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But Byron twitches her arm, sending a jolt to Belleci's, which jerks and spills the wine.
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The White House employee who carries a broom and sweeps up messy spills deserves a raise.
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State regulators asked Texas residents to report any suspected oil or gas spills during the storm.
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EPA officials said their biggest concerns were oil spills and power disruptions to water supply systems.
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It estimated that spills exceeding 1,000 barrels would occur at a rate of once per century.
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Fear promises to be full of thrills, chills, spills, and maybe even violations of the Constitution!
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Squamish, located in British Columbia, is concerned about potential spills on land and sea, he said.
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Clorinda spills the beans after an AfroCaribbean dance class that she, Shamekka, Nola, and Rachel attend.
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Dissent is rare, and punished with tear gas or arrest when it spills onto the streets.
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Here, tiny Instagram sensation Zooey In The City spills what she carries around all the time.
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What happens when a truck load of live eels spills on HWY 101, shutting it down.
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Apple was making its case long before the recent wave of privacy scandals and data spills.
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The allure of Onfroy's dark matter inspired the type of fandom that spills into violent obsession.
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For another, that giant display is going to get cracked during one of my inevitable spills.
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And for even more heartbreak, we've rounded up the best food truck spills of all time.
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Spills have been a source of tension across the Niger Delta, which often erupts into violence.
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David also spills everything he knows about the Pixel 2, which could be announced on Oct.
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The 'Vanderpump Rules' Cast Spills the Secrets Behind the Show Bob Moore from Bob's Red Mill
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It's a muddy acre of land that spills down a hill to the Sheung Yue River.
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Then Minnie spills it all — her desires, dreams, fears and dirty secrets — into a tape recorder.
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Coal ash spills are just one of the ill effects (pun intended) of this dirty fuel.
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"Our beaches and wildlife face a renewed threat from fracking chemicals and oil spills," she said.
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A top Democrat is offering a bill to prevent future toxic waste spills at abandoned mines.
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This lunchbox unzips to become a fully flat placemat, perfect for hiding telltale crumbs and spills.
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She notes that there's more of a mess when she spills a milkshake in her car.
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She lets Murtagh have it, and the truth about Captain Jack's still-breathing status spills out.
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One of the demands is that the federal government upgrade its ability to tackle oil spills.
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The scientists also say their work gives insights into how future oil spills could be mitigated.
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The dark legacy of past spills continues to remind us of the gravity of the situation.
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Under the law, impacts from oil spills aren't a valid reason for denying permits for construction.
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In Chile, the company's Los Pelambres copper mine has suffered toxic spills, according to environmental groups.
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Nuisance laws had targeted problems like noxious odors or chemical spills that crept across property lines.
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Florida's leaders are used to planning their budgets around hurricane-induced disasters and even oil spills.
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Long shot by Kroos, which Ochoa spills, but no one there to jump on the rebound.
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But the risk is that the factory turmoil spills over into the rest of the economy.
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How does one use these delightful oddities without subjecting one's guests to certain spills and drips?
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He confides his plans in Shakespearean asides while President Trump spills to 31 million Twitter followers.
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Someone drops or spills pills and fails to find them all when they pick them up.
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And there was only one guy who cleaned up [the mess after she spills the noodles].
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With white marble countertops, which everyone loves, you're stressed because if someone spills salsa it stains.
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Plus, the new Paperwhite is waterproof to protect you from any unexpected cannonballs or coffee spills.
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Nevertheless, for patient or forgiving fans of idiosyncratic thrillers, "Disappearance" may deliver satisfactory spills and chills.
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Stop trying to reduce air pollution, toxic chemical spills, or hazardous materials in homes and schools.
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The cost of two years of coverage, which covers drops, spills and malfunctions, is about $150.
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He spills things on them and tries to clean them with water, which leaves water marks.
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Weakness abroad spills over to the United States and then we can't offset that as effectively.
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What is the risk that it spills to soft targets in the United States or Europe?
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This difficult but propulsive coming-of-age story spills out in a precocious stream of consciousness.
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Although the cup is held firmly in place, some liquid still spills during the pouring process.
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It's our favorite travel mug overall because it keeps drinks hot for hours and never spills.
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Marion's awareness of her family's money struggles spills over into almost every conversation with her daughter.
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So while SPDC has cut oil production in the Delta by 70 percent since 0003, when it first started reporting data on spills, the incidence of spills and theft from pipelines has fallen at a much lower rate and has picked up again recently, the data shows.
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That's why Becky asked her parents to put Elliot in rehab, which is a secret Marnie spills.
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It seems the summer of ginormous data spills isn't over yet and just reached a new peak.
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Surface spills of condensate are therefore difficult to detect visually, making them hard to manage and contain.
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But of course, the ongoing public market pullback could trigger investor wariness that spills into venture capital.
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He spills the tea for the first time that he and Johansson are, in fact, a couple.
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It should help prevent spills from staining the fabric so long as you quickly wipe them away.
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I covered it with two coats of varathane, so I can wipe up spills just in case.
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A no-deal Brexit could cause chaos in Britain that spills over to the rest of Europe.
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Shell also denies responsibility for the spills, which it says were due to sabotage and illegal refining.
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What follows is a lot of Big Action, dinosaur chases, lava spills, and one very goofy auction.
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"It is one of the larger spills in the state," he said in an email on Thursday.
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Volumes ranged from just a few square feet through to large spills encompassing hundreds of square feet.
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Across all four states, 50 percent of spills were related to storage and moving fluids via pipelines.
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Its battery is 3,000mAh and the phone has a nano-coating to protect against spills or rain.
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At home, Nour's older brother is a sullen bully, whose resentment occasionally spills over into physical violence.
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But an immediate application of the discovery could be for cleaning up environmental disasters like oil spills.
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Scott brings the kids over to Kris' and spills some seriously adorable, but embarrassing info about Penelope.
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The question is whether this crowding-out effect also spills over into other donations, such as blood.
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Hoskins is certain that more needs to be done to prevent spills and make the industry safer.
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She noting ETP has had 18 incidents involving mud spills since starting construction of Rover in March.
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I carry it in a bag and it jostles around and never spills even when upside down.
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In an age of radical transparency, who the president is inevitably spills over into how he's seen.
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Fluorescent light from streetlamps spills in from the high windows, cordoning off the stage like a pulpit.
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Previous valve closures have caused spills, including one of nearly 4,000 barrels of oil, the group said.
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Ahead of that, it has posted an unlisted video on YouTube that spills some of the beans.
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The Superfund program cleans up contaminated land and responds to environmental emergencies, oil spills and natural disasters.
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In an interview with Comic Book, Sheeran spills what little details he can regarding his mysterious character.
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Crude oil spills, even if they're cleaned up quickly, can have far-reaching consequences on the environment.
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The pipeline transported between 5,000 and 6,000 barrels of oil per day before the spills halted operations.
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Shamla added that the company has transformed its safety culture in the aftermath of the 2010 spills.
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When people start becoming anxious about young people and drugs, that spills out all over the place.
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We soon learn the mom of two's dedication to seeming immaculate even spills into her bedtime routine.
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The initial release was followed, in classic WikiLeaks style, by periodic new spills of docs and tools.
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Robert Mueller is reportedly bearing down on him, threatening prosecution, unless Manafort spills the beans on Trump.
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"What we know is that these spills tend to be dramatically worse than initial estimates," Collentine said.
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This threat of terrible violence spills over from non-human victims to the human population at large.
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It wipes our foreheads, cleans up our spills, bags our groceries and disposes of our waste products.
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And any spills - we're going to let the ppl of Florida keep whatever they collect 4 free!
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But I get to keep my privacy and rollerskating spills to myself, thanks to its durable screen.
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Instead, it said the drones will aid police during large events, hostage situations and hazardous waste spills.
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Among Bolivians, this is apparently something of a game; whoever spills first has to pay the bill.
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The 35oz water tank is removable for cleaning and it has a drip tray to catch spills.
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This one is just right and easily washable — just in case there are any unexpected eggnog spills.
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It was the result of one of 300 oil spills in the first six months of 1973.
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The revealer at 40A, THE JOY OF COOKING, pretty much spills the proverbial beans on today's theme.
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After the show, the audience spills out of the venue space and into The Monocle's bar area.
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The pipelines that transport the output have suffered various bursts and spills since operations began in 2004.
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It has an IPX7 waterproof rating, so they don't have to worry about rain or spills either.
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There's also a thoughtfully-designed water bottle pocket to keep their drink upright, avoiding spills and leaks.
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It seems more like sound emanates from the back of your head and spills through your brain.
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Our sessions are physically demanding, and his generosity spills over in the form of gifts and tips.
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The surgeon makes his first cut and the blood spills in a crimson stream down Ana's leg.
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Out spills a gang of people wearing Canadian tuxedos that look both acid-washed and tie-dyed.
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"Oil spills don't respect state boundaries," Catherine Wannamaker, senior attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center said.
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So far this year, 85 crude spills have been recorded, already higher than the previous two years.
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It is opposed by B.C., some municipalities, some aboriginal groups and environmental activists, who worry about spills.
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It ebbs and flows; every so often, it spills over until you feel it seeping into you.
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The number of spills reported could increase as more farmers make their way back to their farms.
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Once the virus or bacteria splits open, it spills its guts into the soapy water and dies.
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When [the anime channel] was deleted it spills into the other chats and more people get angry.
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Nigerian oil companies say that the majority of spills are caused by sabotage, theft and illegal refining.
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"I'll go to the police," she tells Celeste after Celeste spills about the rape and Perry's abuse.
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Mostly, though, it is directorial swagger, just like the tear that spills from the duct-tape blindfold.
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Remove as many of these as possible and wipe up all spills as soon as they happen.
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When she's ranting, riffing and soliloquizing, a torrent of metaphor, allusion and alliteration spills from her mouth.
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And compared to previous "spills," as they are known, this week's contest was especially messy and unpredictable.
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A small leak can keep going for quite some time before it spills out onto the floor.
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It as an interior liner, so spills inside can be wiped up and won't ruin your bag.
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Environmentalists say that loading or unloading materials like edible oils or chemicals runs the risk of spills.
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The deep ruts and rocky paths at Lake Mburo sent Julia and me into low-speed spills.
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This handy gadget makes sure there are no spills when transferring your batter into your cupcake pan.
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A side plate spills over with basil, lime, wheels of jalapeño and bean sprouts heaped like kindling.
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Three days later we found out that we had driven into one of the largest benzene spills.
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Today, we have laws that require that agencies consider environmental risks like oil spills before making decision.
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Our subsistence way of life is threatened by nuclear wastewater spills, shifting fishing cycles, and salinated land.
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We see spills, smudges, and imperfections as a mark of a party well thrown and well enjoyed.
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The oil ministry also dug trenches to prevent oil spills from reaching the Tigris river, Jihad said.
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Another facility has one pit latrine that spills sewage onto the healthcare compound during the rainy season.
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Localized harms include impaired drinking water, antibiotic resistance, air pollution, and waste spills and associated fish kills.
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Through an opening in the northeast wall of the cave, sunlight spills in to illuminate the scene.
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Long before disasters strike, EPA trains and supports emergency responders to deal with chemical and oil spills.
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It spills over into heated policy debates about crime, poverty, immigration, economic development and everything in between.
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The company's autoseal lid prevents leaks and spills, while the vacuum insulated mug design keeps heat in longer.
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It also uses sensors to detect movements that would tip the utensil too much and cause unintended spills.
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At least five toxic Superfund sites were breached by Harvey's floodwaters, and several oil spills have been reported.
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Peru's 40-year-old oil pipeline suspended operations this year after a series of spills in the Amazon.
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In the supertease for the upcoming season, Kardashian West spills the beans while FaceTiming with sister Khloé Kardashian.
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One of the girls spills that Lauren (the only girlfriend Kara really likes) slept with Orlando last season!
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In a tacit admission of this, the Liberal party changed its rules this week to make spills harder.
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It is not allowed to consider the potential of spills as the project already has an environmental permit.
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That could make spills less costly for oil companies like TransCanada but more expensive for landowners and communities.
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You might think markets are irrational, but even if they are, that spills over into the real economy.
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It's thought that the technique could be used to monitor oil spills or perhaps even spot piracy.[ESA]
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You want horror, sci-fi, comedy, thrills, spills, chills, and romance (sort of), all in one fell swoop?
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You could see a downward spiral, and the big risk is it spills over into the physical market.
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The kitchen spills over to an eat-in nook and family room with access to the lush backyard.
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The opposite can be true for shorter pipelines that serve fewer users and are better at detecting spills.
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Their fight over who owns a hit record spills from the studio into legal offices and psychiatrists' couches.
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But you can enjoy the thrills and occasional spills of life on the ice track beyond the Olympics.
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It's a bulging mass that spills over the edge of Sirovatka's hands as he cups the whole organ.
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The speaker's IPX5 waterproof rating makes beach and lake trips a go — and protects against the inevitable spills.
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In addition, two sewage treatment plants were not working, leading to concerns about potential sewage spills, she added.
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The speaker's IPX5 waterproof rating make beach and lake drips a go — and protects against the inevitable spills.
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When Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana in 2005, it caused problems at refining facilities that led to large spills.
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Environmentalists have fiercely opposed the project on multiple grounds, including concerns about oil spills and worsening climate change.
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It spills out of the Munich Convention Center's 18 halls and into most of the surrounding parking areas.
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However, the percentage of spills releasing larger volumes of liquids has been higher this year, the data shows.
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It's made of aircraft-grade aluminum and features IP8003 waterproofing, protecting it from spills, drops, scratches, and more.
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But the combination of more drilling and less safety regulation significantly increases the chances of bigger, deadlier spills.
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Ahead, she spills everything — including how much she charged per date, and why she ultimately left the scene.
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She opposed it specifically for that reason, unlike most other opponents who have cited fear of oil spills.
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It's called "Why the fuck was I breached?" and its excuse generating algorithm spills out truly hilarious excuses.
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The Matimati Baby Bandana Bib is a stylish option that helps manage drool, spit-up, and food spills.
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Then Elodie spills her saucy lunch all over Brady for being an aggressive jerk and changes Tabitha's mind.
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Cases run the gamut: investment swindles, child abuse, sex crimes, oil spills, animal cruelty, public corruption, bank robberies.
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"There are still no reports of any leaks or spills of hazardous materials from those cars," it said.
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The EPA doesn't have to show up and, say, clean toxic waste spills in my local park, right?
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From beneath the hangar's arched roof, a crowd of 20,000 or so spills out into the surrounding areas.
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In 2016, militant attacks pushed the volume of spills to more than 30,000 barrels, a high since 2011.
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Not to mention, the tea she spills on the guys' behavior, which Lindsay is anything but happy with.
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The newest nail art, largely inspired by the giddiness of the 1990s, spills onto the fingers and hands.
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Counterterrorism operations and emergency responses to oil spills or fires would also not be affected, the memo said.
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"If someone spills red wine on a back cushion, we can just replace that cushion," Mr. Reno said.
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And compared to previous "spills," as they are known, this week's contest has been especially messy and unpredictable.
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Spills flow into lakes, rivers and oceans, where they can harm public health and the environment, it said.
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If confirmed, Mr. Wright would also oversee the emergency response to chemical spills and other hazardous releases nationwide.
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It is designed to be durable, so a few knocks and spills aren't going to slow you down.
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In new docs -- obtained by TMZ -- he spills the beans on the alleged reason Trippie and Tekashi69 feuded.
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Admit it, you've Googled, "How to remove..." for red wine spills, bacon grease splatters, and even blood droplets.
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And most marine oil spills occur on the surface from boats, making it easier to assess from above.
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Sticky messes, spills, and muddy footprints are gone and only shiny floors remain with Rejuvenate All Floors Cleaner.
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While stone floors may seem indestructible, they are very sensitive to products, stains, and spills that contain acids.
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He blamed excessive federal regulation—rules that had been largely intended to prevent oil spills and protect wildlife.
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Like in Boston, when somebody spills a drink on him and he's taking it to new paranoid heights.
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Some states have suffered from coal ash spills that have contaminated waterways and exposed people to toxic metals.
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"This could be the reality here, of oil rigs and oil spills off the beach," Mr. Cunningham said.
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This also spills into the broader economy, harming business owners whose customers must cut back, tourism and travel.
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It all spills in, but it ends up with the same thing, with the same result, I guess.
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Meanwhile environmental groups and indigenous communities expressed concern over its threat to local ecosystems and potential oil spills.
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This activity spills over into the rest of the world, sending doctors to every corner of the globe.
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The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 was one of the worst offshore oil spills in US history.
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But a 2011 state law stopped regulators from considering pipeline safety or the risk of spills in their decision.
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Last year saw a derailed train and oil spills, leading to the Federal Transit Administration taking on oversight responsibilities.
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From 2003-2013, 1,880 pipeline spills in the United States poured out nearly 44 million gallons of crude oil.
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Expanding the pipeline would increase tanker traffic in the Burrard Inlet, which could up the risk of oil spills.
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Meanwhile her golden hair, adorned with profligately spreading bright green leaves, spills around her, merging with her golden cloak.
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After Hannah hems and haws a bit about how "nice" (read: vanilla, plain) he is, Demi spills the beans.
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Not all U.S. data were encouraging with industrial output and a gauge on home builder sentiment taking unexpected spills.
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The Federal Police started to investigate the spills last week to try to determine where the oil came from.
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Rain Yellowhammer pointed out that there were 300 oil pipeline spills between 2012 and 2013 in North Dakota alone.
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They decide to invest in a new couch after Issa spills on their old one while watching Conjugal Visits.
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Trying to move heavy items alone can cause major spills, so you shouldn't be afraid to ask for help.
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Employee: So I think what I heard is that we're willing to work with companies that have oil spills.
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The silicone sleeve slips directly into a wine bottle and provides a tight seal, with no spills or mess.
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But then again, economic inequality spills over into social inequality, which spins into a political motivation for many voters.
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A shift began in the late 1960s, when a series of oil spills changed how California discussed water contamination.
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Mer spills the beans about Catherine (Debbie Allen)'s diagnosis, and of course, Maggie does the same to Jackson.
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Madison Square Garden is still wild with fans, and everyone spills out onto the street for the next adventure.
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Oil spills are disastrous for the environment, but a newly developed absorbent polymer could prove a novel cleaning solution.
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Mama June attends Sugar Bear's wedding, plus Tyrese Gibson spills details about his secret marriage and big wedding plans!
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There were 300 oil pipeline spills between 2012 and 2013 in North Dakota alone, according to the Associated Press.
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The Cold War spills off into both sides, starting long before 27 and, as I said, never really ending.
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Picture: a cult-favorite avo co-wash reimagined as a bath bomb that spills dark green into your bathwater.
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Every state along the Atlantic coast has opposed the blasting, worried that spills could hurt tourism and local fisheries.
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Spencer Pratt spills the pop-culture tea in "This Or That" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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As China's slowing growth spills over into other developing economies in the region, Indonesia is gravitating above the turmoil.
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Hannah Jeter spills details on her pregnancy after posing in SI Swim, plus Selena Gomez's new music sneak peek!
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Hades spills the beans to Zelena that Ruby is in town, and Zel immediately decides she needs to flee.
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But after your second glass, your inner klutz accidentally spills the precious vino all over your white couch. Oops.
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And if U.S. nuclear facilities are successfully compromised, it could lead to fires, explosions, or spills of dangerous materials.
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The Loon lab in X's Mountain View headquarters is piled with the results of generations of falls and spills.
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It bears the marks of not only one's birth, but travels, adventures, hurts, and spills, physiological traumas and recoveries.
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It spills out of me online, at dinner, to passing strangers idly wondering what's good on TV these days.
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"I guarantee we would have had a lot of spills if it hadn't been for those cups," Mitchell wrote.
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Dr. Lee starts deflating the puffy bumps, and milky liquid spills out of each one with a single poke.
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Once you hand back in your wristband, the experience spills you out into, naturally, a Star Trek merchandise store.
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And a number of them resemble iridescent oil spills, and like those catastrophes, are curiously beautiful in their devastation.
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It said the two most recent spills polluted at least two rivers, including a tributary to the Amazon River.
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Enterprise said it has comprehensive safety and integrity programs in place and that many spills happened at its terminals.
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The company has blamed most of the dozen spills from the pipeline last year on attacks from unknown parties.
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Pipelines carrying the crude oil are also criticized for the risk of leaks and spills, which damage the environment.
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The fuel for their whirls was heptane, a light, liquid hydrocarbon that is often part of accidental oil spills.
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The year prior, the frequency of spills at pipes was about 264 percent greater than rail, the data shows.
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The post-synagogue crowd spills into the living room, whose look was shaped by Darci Hether, an interior designer.
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Every night, much of that excess spills into outer-borough spots like the Footlight, a new dive in Ridgewood.
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When you have this fear of, I'm never going to have enough, it spills into so many other areas.
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Treat spills and stains as they happen or use a stain removal pen to treat stains right before washing.
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I showed him how to put some screens up, make the lids of his bins tighter, control the spills.
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The Autoseal is legit; it really provides a tight seal and I haven't dealt with any leaks or spills.
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It not only will last forever, but it's also easy to clean and collects even the worst food spills.
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A plume of hair spills across Clément Castelli's forehead as he points his iPhone camera at the bathroom mirror.
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Imagine no oil spills, gas explosions or air pollution as we switch to a world powered by renewable technologies.
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The Austin Fire Department assisted with patients and cleaned up multiple fluid and fuel spills resulting from the collision.
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It keeps their beverage hot for up to six hours and includes a press-in lid to prevent spills.
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It has an IPX7 waterproof rating, so they don't have to worry about spills or drops in the pool.
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Environmentalists hammered TransCanada for the spill and warned that it previewed potential spills from the larger Keystone XL project.
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What is striking about the anti-Zionism derangement syndrome that spills over into anti-Semitism is its ahistorical nature.
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For instance, wastewater pumping systems failed in Texas and Florida after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, causing major sewage spills.
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"Nobody wants to see more oil spills," said Mary Gleason, the lead scientist for the Nature Conservancy in California.
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It's a fascinating move for the average user to experience the thrills and spills of the recent crypto bust.
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And then, someone spills the beans about exactly what you're wearing to the entire world, your future partner included.
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They need to get him alone, so Matt spills wine on Stan's shirt to get him into the bathroom.
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These sponges are excellent at scouring stuck-on food and spills from surfaces without scratching the plastic or glass.
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The program studies earthquakes, fires, floods, industrial accidents, landslides, oil spills, severe weather, tropical cyclones, volcanoes and winter weather.
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But the pain captured in Lemonade spills far outside the personal sphere, and exists much deeper than her husband.
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A reusable food-storage container with an airtight lid prevents spills, is reheatable and is easier to clean, too.
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There are mounting concerns about environmental consequences, like spills of coal ash and hog waste, that will test regulators.
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Ben immediately confronts Helen upon exit and spills all the Navarro secrets to her daughter Erin in the process.
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Prevent those spills in the first place by resisting the urge to daydream — keep your mind on your work.
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And for a giant tortoise with one shell type, the saddleback, big spills are a regular part of life.
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The way content spills over the edge of the screen on the Nex 3 is honestly a little surreal.
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And with a dual chamber carafe, you'll have some frothy milk ready to go with no worry of spills.
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Spills, which occur with troubling frequency, can ruin water systems that people depend on for survival and economic stability.
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Federal regulators are proposing new rules aimed at mitigating the effects of derailments, spills and explosions of oil trains.
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Massive spills on the Kalamazoo and Yellowstone Rivers have decimated those ecosystems and the communities that rely on them.
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" He told the two publications that in hindsight the agency should have alerted the public to "dozens of spills.
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Russ launches a ball at a fan and then Trey Lyles spills her friend's drink 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.
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Here are some of the slips, spills and crashes that Olympians have so far endured in chasing their dreams.
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Ocean bivalves, for instance, help clean up toxic spills, and even tiny ocean plankton help form rain-bearing clouds.
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"Online platforms are a fertile ground for hatred, and it increasingly spills out in the public sphere," he said.
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Also, a reduced budget would leave the American people high and dry during environmental emergencies like frequent pipeline spills.
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Like MOSOP it seeks a great share of oil wealth for the Delta's people and remediation for oil spills.
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Here the landscape spills gently down the sloping hills, and the exuberant foliage spreads in a seemingly effortless way.
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Meadow spills everything, including the fact that Ivy has been involved and how she has been helping them terrorize Ally.
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Those opposing the project say they are concerned about its potential impact on climate change and increased possibility of spills.
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The phone comes with a water-repellent nano-coating which the company claims can withstand accidental water spills and splashes.
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The Ogale community in Rivers State, who are mainly farmers or fishermen, say spills have spoiled drinking water and farmland.
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Landsberg said authorities will be cautious in removing the aircraft to make sure that no fuel spills into the river.
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Since 2006, the companies have reported 36 spills totaling 320,000 gallons of petroleum products, most of which was never recovered.
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I don't know, by the way, that that necessarily spills over into the trade talks to be honest with you.
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Its subsidiary SPDC has also denied responsibility for the spills, which it says were due to sabotage and illegal refining.
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This is the latest in a long series of spills by the $22017 billion project that have slowed its construction.
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Fuel spills like those on Kodiak Island will probably kill plants, animals, and even bacteria and nematodes in the soil.
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This includes such activities as energy production and generation, from waste pits to towers to oil spills and wind turbines.
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Some days a song just spills out on the page and other days it each line feels like a battle.
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An officially secular but Muslim-majority nation, Bangladesh has a history of communal tension that often spills over into violence.
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If someone in your household does have the disease, precautions should be taken around any blood spills, such as nosebleeds.
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Federal risk bonds can then be paid to counties and municipalities when there are fossil fuel spills, explosions, or accidents.
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Our quest for the perfect glitter eyeshadow was fraught with trial and error, from catastrophic spills to seriously awkward creasing.
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"Where things are fun, that's where your passion will be and it naturally spills to everyone around you," she says.
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The permit has been pending proof that Exxon would be able to cover the cleanup costs of any oil spills.
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A fully recessed keyboard with a new, sealed membrane layer above it would protect the keys from spills or debris.
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The spills are caused by everything from corrosion, to welding or equipment failures, but also natural disasters and human errors.
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Once you place the turkey inside the hot oil, it spills over into the flames and creates a massive explosion.
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Inserted into the silhouette is an image of a woman amidst a red backdrop that spills onto the work's frame.
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The most commonly used products for cleaning up oil spills are known as "sorbents" and can only be used once.
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Spills in Tennessee and North Carolina leached sludge containing toxic materials into rivers in those states over the last decade.
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When he accidentally spills Polyfilla on his framed portrait of Nigel Quashie, he'll slump under the weight of it all.
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And Jenna has it and it's the thing that makes her laugh at herself when she spills coffee on herself.
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Oil bunkers line Nigeria's Niger Delta, the site of frequent oil spills and one of the world's most polluted waterways.
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This affordable investment is one of the easiest ways to protect your mattress from spills, dust mites, bacteria, and more.
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In the past 22012 months, Colonial has had eight pipeline spills across its 21970,22018-mile (22010,2264 km) fuel pipeline system.
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Hunnam also spills some relationship advice, describes himself as both a lover and a fighter, and considers a career change.
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In the first quarter of this year pipeline operators have reported 76 spills, according to the most recent PHMSA data.
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REPORTER: Earlier in the day, we witnessed such clashes, automatic gunfire in the nearby Syrian village, fighting occasionally spills over.
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Whether the activity that started the year spills over into the rest of 2017 depends on a number of factors.
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Petroperu faces some $17 million in fines if tests confirm the spills affected the health of locals, OEFA has said.
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Still, with the S7 already safe from spills, we'd rather see Samsung give the S7 Active more protection from drops.
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They give us a sense of snacking security, whereas plates can often leave us feeling vulnerable to slippage and spills.
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What's more, a fishing wharf likely spills plenty of fish guts by the pier as a byproduct of doing business.
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So far, the total number of hazardous liquids pipeline spills in 20113 is on track to fall short of 22011.
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The areas reserved for the coffee spills are blocked off with liquid frisket, a watercolor product that dries into latex.
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The information on plastic pellet spills will be included in a sustainability report later this year, As You Sow said.
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"If it spills out, it's just wasted," said York, who has a doctorate in pharmaceutical chemistry and is now retired.
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Small oil spills happen so often in the heavily drilled Gulf of Mexico that they rarely even make the news.
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Our chief fashion critic also looked at a new book by the queen's dresser that spills some surprising style secrets.
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As the bench clatters into the pan, The Spiller fulfills his title and spills the water all over The Hitter.
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This risk is not merely hypothetical: the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports that spills happen nearly every day.
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There have been a series of major toxic chemical spills that have contaminated rivers and killed fish in recent years.
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He said the gimbals worked well, most of the time, but there were a few spills in really rough weather.
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It's a revision of 2015 regulations put into place by the Obama administration after two significant industrial coal ash spills.
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With Dixie Ultra Heavy Duty Paper Plates at your picnic, there are no dishes to wash and no messy spills.
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Near Pittsburgh, oil-coated trees on the shore of the Ohio River show the damage done by spills and industry.
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ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH The 15th edition of this popular fair spills out onto Miami's South Beach, and beyond. Dec.
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The Gulf Coast of Texas, where several nurdle spills have occurred since last fall, is particularly vulnerable to marine debris.
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The real human interest story about Lucia Perillo is how much of the world she spills meaningfully onto the page.
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"They knock [the soup] over, and it spills onto their lap," said Greenhalgh, who was not involved in the research.
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We're all exhausted by the current political climate and the way that it spills into our professional and personal lives.
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Hypertrophic ScarsThese scars are red and raised — most of us have at least one on our knees from childhood spills.
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In like manner, Mr. Irwin opens up his bag of performer's tricks and even spills them out for our inspection.
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In the past, companies have contracted prison labor for everything from cleaning up oil spills to sewing Victoria's Secret lingerie.
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Sometimes, a few weeks before a woman's due date, the membrane surrounding her fetus ruptures and amniotic fluid spills out.
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While Exxon Mobil continues to mop up the spills, city and environmental groups are also working to clean the waterway.
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But before we get there, Vik spills his guts to Sierra, perhaps for the first time to anyone at all.
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Other cities are reeling from the aftermath of chemical spills, which have released toxic substances into their main water supplies.
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Ice that spills into the sea could even throw off Earth's gravity and rotation that determines how meltwater is distributed.
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Marlina, a young widow living in remote Indonesia, spills blood in a story that plays out in four discrete acts.
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His home borders a salt marsh that spills into Jamaica Bay, which divides Brooklyn from the southern edge of Queens.
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Nearly 100K gallons of red wine spills at Rodney Strong Vineyards in California and leaks into the Russian River. pic.twitter.
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As he lurches and spills his cargo, we realize how impossible it is, on this accursed isle, to hold fast.
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He pours a glass of wine and almost spills it on himself falling asleep on the sofa after the news.
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Putting a cup of hot coffee in the door pocket is awkward and could result in spills or burned fingers.
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We'll see if the theory holds once Tara finally spills about a certain militant group with a bunch of guns.
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Traditional considerations like jobs and royalties now compete with the fear of oil spills, pollution and of course, climate change.
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The exhibition, which opens on the museum's third floor and spills over onto the second, starts quietly, almost in reverse.
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He threatens Gigi to tell him the truth about what happened to his sister, and she spills all the tea.
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Freezing cold water spills over limestone rocks to create a 50-foot waterfall that bursts into a wide-open canyon.
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These steps lead to an underground level where you'll find a glass waterfall that spills into the home's second pool.
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Some of those profits will obviously fall away when there's much less demand for oil spills to be cleaned up.
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It was one of the largest onshore oil spills in U.S. history, affecting 4,435 acres (1,795 hectares) of nearby shoreline.
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You can even pinpoint where you want it to clean by rooms, which is great for spills or messy rooms.
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Lighted Fall Garland — $14.99 See Details There will definitely be some spills, especially if you get into that wine early.
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But when that hard line spills over into wholly different areas such as patents, the unintended consequences can be dramatic.
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He delayed the date by which companies must comply with a rule to prevent explosions and spills at chemical plants.
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It is a partly man-made, not-quite Olympic-size lagoon walled with volcanic rock over which the Pacific spills.
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But the report found that the number of spills from all chemical plants was impossible to tally during the storm.
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Many oil spills in the southern oil production heartland of Africa's biggest crude producer are caused by theft and pipeline sabotage.
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Then you have big oil disasters like Deepwater Horizon, where you see the impacts of those spills for years and years.
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Hypoxia hurts the Gulf of Mexico's commercial and recreational fishing industries, which are still recovering from recent hurricanes and oil spills.
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The company last week sued a local prosecutor in Brazil, pushing for a new water quality study to assess the spills.
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When Yvonne spills something on Sasha's clothing, it's Nancy who takes it upon herself to personally dress Sasha for the ceremony.
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As progressive anger with Trump spills over, Pelosi and other top lawmakers are attempting to channel the resistance into legislative victories.
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Norbury spills all in an appropriately spooky confrontation with Sherlock, Mary, and the rest of the gang at the London Aquarium.
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The front of the speaker is also a fine, "acoustically transparent" fabric that can't be removed, so be careful about spills.
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And of course, once the toxic community is created, it spills over to videos where actually sane comments would be welcome.
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This sort of confrontation may be uncomfortable, but it's become vitally necessary as online abuse increasingly spills over into real life.
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We got Nolan at Matsuhisa in Bev Hills ... and he spills the beans on the significant character producers are killing off.
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Spills were rare before this century, so some ascribe their increasing popularity to a modern preoccupation with opinion polls and popularity.
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You get the feedback and audible click sound, and it has a waterproof design so accidental spills don't equal Game Over.
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Many British Columbians fear that increased tanker traffic could lead to spills along a coastline that is a global tourist attraction.
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This is now the second time Tess has been stood up for Simone, and her anger spills over into her work.
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" One employee said, "So I think what I heard is that we're willing to work with companies that have oil spills.
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The pipeline also leaked about 16,000 gallons each in spills in 2011 in North Dakota and in 2016 in South Dakota.
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He spills the dominoes out on the table and shuffles, and then we pull our hand from the mess of tiles.
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Authorities in late February ordered Hydro to cut Alunorte's output by 50 percent due to worries over spills from the plant.
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They also tend to be farther from population centres, so that any spills or accidents are likely to cause less damage.
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The other two require agua with one, intended for maintenance and small spills, using 60-percent less water than the other.
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The USGS said the flow is about 20 meters (66 feet) wide where it spills over the cliff into the sea.
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The pro spills all her beauty secrets, ahead, but consider yourself warned: Everything is as chill and effortless as you expected.
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Thankfully, scientists have made a recent breakthrough that could help clean up the inevitable oil spills that are on the horizon.
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Disaster strikes momentarily as one of my friends spills red wine all over me, but luckily we clean it up fast.
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It's also IP68-certified water resistant, so you don't have to worry about accidental spills, splashes, and rain while using it.
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FERC said ETP cannot conduct any new horizontal directional drilling activities until it complies with certain measures to help prevent spills.
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Plus, the insert is made from a micro-suede material that's actually stain resistant, so makeup-spills aren't even a concern.
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Malaspina is a piedmont glacier – meaning that ice flows down a steep valley and spills out onto a relatively flat plain.
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Taking suggestions from the crowd, officiator Linda Putnam tossed items into the coffin symbolizing oil spills, corporate greed and climate change.
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It said it believes that many spills in those communities are caused by oil theft which damages pipelines and illegal refining.
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SquareTrade offers protection plans for laptops that do cover drops, spills and other malfunctions Apple would turn a blind eye to.
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They wonder if these elemental demons might be tamed and used for good—specifically, for clearing up oil spills at sea.
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Overall, oil spills more frequently with pipelines than rail cars, according to data from the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Administration (PHMSA).
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For example, in 20123, there were 22012 pipeline spills reported to PHMSA involving crude oil, versus 240 for the rail industry.
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The language she deploys is carefully chosen to frame abortion as murder—an act that spills the blood of preborn children.
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Petrobras did not say how much it owes in environmental fines, which generally are for oil spills off the Brazilian coast.
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Both the most recent spill and the 2017 one rank among the top-ten largest onshore spills in the past decade.
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It's a feel-good activity that spills over into allowing us to take on other healthy habits like exercise and cooking.
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Ahead, she spills the tea — err, milk — on three surefire ways to win over your boss and earn that big promotion.
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The Fergana Valley, which stretches across the eastern tip of Uzbekistan and spills into Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, often seethes with discontent.
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Often, this means visually scrambling cable clichés, starting with a rape role-play in the première that spills into genuine violence.
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Flooding from Hurricane Florence caused a pair of coal ash spills from a site near a power plant in North Carolina.
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The Keystone Pipeline leaked roughly 383,000 gallons of crude oil this week, one of the largest spills in North Dakota history.
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Though the otter population has rebounded since then, human activity -- from oil spills to fishing nets -- still poses a major threat.
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Skilled craftsmen will use the latest steel, valve, monitoring and other technologies to build the Keystone XL segment and prevent spills.
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Chloe Hosking, an Australian with the Wiggle High5 team, emerged from the spills to take the win in a solo sprint.
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Offshore oil drilling directly harms sea life and risks devastating oil spills that history shows cannot be contained or cleaned up.
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Fernandes reiterated Anglo American's prior estimate of a $300 million to $400 million impact on earnings from the spills this year.
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Chile, where earthquakes have caused deadly spills in the past, is currently the only major mining nation to ban upstream dams.
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But it won't address the host of other problems increased tanker traffic will bring about, including ship strikes and oil spills.
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On her rush out the door, she collides with a man holding a coffee that spills all over her white shirt.
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Outside the orderly line has morphed into a sprawl that spills off the sidewalk and obstructs passersby (and the occasional bus).
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Or if strong winds or sewage spills delay or cancel sailing events, organizers should expect a check for any financial damages.
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There was bacon, occasionally, though the disposal of the resultant grease inspired a level of panic others reserve for nuclear spills.
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The 1.5-liter kettle runs quietly, and the push-button lid keeps spills from being a concern — you're in total control.
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For splatters and spills on carpeting and upholstery, pour a small mound of salt on the area and let it sit.
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The department would have looked at those spills in its 2014 environmental review if that information had been available, he wrote.
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According to a 2009 risk assessment, TransCanada estimated the existing Keystone pipeline would have 2.2 spills over a 10-year period.
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The works — many of which were made in the past year — share in a radiance that spills outside the gallery's confines.
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TH: O.K., so the tablecloth will be fine, but what if someone spills wine on what he or she is wearing?
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Particularly stain-prone mixers, like pomegranate and cranberry juice, as well as red wine spills, can be removed using Wine Away.
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She embodies an excess that lies at the molten core of opera, and which spills into the images she unloads online.
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Tsleil-Waututh plans to appeal Trudeau's approval of Trans Mountain's expansion over concerns about spills and tanker traffic, George-Wilson said.
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"If somebody spills red wine all over your suit then yes, you'd need to have it dry cleaned," Mr. Greenfield said.
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He donated so much Menckeniana to the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore that it fills eight collections and spills over.
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In its report, the Justice Department said that Princess had no written procedures or training for handling internal gray water spills.
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The planning was also intended to respond to natural disasters, oil spills or cyberattacks that could disrupt power and water supplies.
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POLITICO reporting referenced in this segment:Staff anger spills over at White HouseDespite staffing turmoil, Trump promises White House running "very smoothly"
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Candidates must have experience of mopping up spills and the occasional tear, making tea and keeping the amateur bakers to time.
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Nigeria's crude-producing heartland is an ecological disaster zone, scarred by decades of spills that have killed trees and other plants.
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Oil spills do not respect state borders which means drilling anywhere off the Atlantic Coast puts New Jersey's shore in danger.
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Though most acts of abuse occur behind closed doors, domestic violence sometimes spills out of the home and into the public.
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A nearly $7,000 handmade Turkish rug that covers the floor of her family room and is apparently really useful for spills.
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The report confirms over 450 specific cases of spills of chemicals and water contamination caused by drilling and fracking-related actions.
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Environmentalists, looking to oppose oil and gas in any way possible, seize on pipeline spills as evidence the industry isn't safe.
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As far as this year's contestants hooking up, as we reported, Nick ain't all that shocked ... and he spills some tea.
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As a collaboration with the Story Collider podcast series, it focused on the personal stories, not the science, of oil spills.
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Meanwhile, the pipeline's developers say they are using technology to minimize the possibility of leaking or spills, Vox's Brad Plumer reports.
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These attacks focused on employees who have direct access to systems that could cause environmental disasters like toxic waste spills and fires.
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Ships intentionally dump more oil and sludge into the ocean every three years than the Deepwater Horizon and Exxon Valdez spills combined.
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I tried taking a few controlled spills into my rabbit's floor pads, with no results beyond sore hands and a confused bunny.
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Actually more often, we're called to other people's incidents and accidents—everything from fire to drownings to running aground to oil spills.
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The smartphone is even IP68 water resistant, so you don't have to worry about accidental spills or dropping it in a puddle.
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It's also important to note that any slight red stains that were visible post spills were easily removed with a Tide stick.
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Context: Small spills that are contained immediately are somewhat common, but this is in Alaska, where cleanup resources might be less accessible.
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Support had been growing for the company to take part in oil production through partnerships with private companies before this year's spills.
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Now, opponents here view them as the product of an era in which the damage from oil spills was not well-understood.
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When the Sun, Earth, and moon are aligned, they're able to study the corona and magnetic field that spills out and around.
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Campr invested in a large number of fossil fuel companies, some of them with a history of environmental problems like oil spills.
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It's plenty sturdy, with tactile buttons, a creak-free frame, and an internal nanocoating that can save the phone from accidental spills.
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Andre Iguodala spills Magic Leap secrets Magic Leap had some of its secrets spilled by Golden State Warriors small forward Andre Iguodala.
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And one big question is how much that effects us and spills over into the U.S. How do you think about that?
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Both are a reminder that, if data are now more valuable than oil, data breaches bear an unhealthy resemblance to oil spills.
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Bingo Love spills forth so much genuine affection, joy, and self-care that you can't help but wrap yourself up in it.
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That's in large part because paper towels are so flexible: They clean spills, wrap up vegetables, and dab lips all in one.
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As he opens it with his trusty P-38 can opener, Steve's heart sinks as peanut butter oil spills around the edge.
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For heavier spills, the oil is contained with booms and skimmers that are deployed to remove the substance off the water's surface.
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Opening the episode with his own direct address, he spills the tea on what attracted him to Nola and how they met.
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He also spills a cheesy little secret of his longtime mate Jackmaster, who has an interesting weekday side-job on the island.
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Oil and petroleum pipeline spills have been on the rise in the U.S. since 2009, along with domestic oil consumption and production.
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"If we have any failures, we can expect wastewater spills in some cases, backups in homes, so we're very concerned," Cash said.
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When my Macbook becomes the inevitable victim of dirt or food spills, I feel confident subjecting it to some fairly strong solvents.
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Things truly begin to wrap up when Neil finally spills the beans about his affair with Vicky Fleming all those years ago.
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The first, in 2010, offered $1.4m for new solutions to clean up oil spills in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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Remember, this isn't ideal for seriously soiled floors — but for things like spills or muddy paw prints, it'll get the job done.
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Mike Scioscia's sincere enthusiasm for nuclear power plant work, even after he spills radioactive material and Carl tells him not to worry.
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"Anytime a big market stops trading and it spills over to Europe, investors are nervous," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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Earlier this year the High Court ruled that Royal Dutch Shell could not be sued in London over oil spills in Nigeria.
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Since 2010, there have been 264 pipeline spills where a CPM was functioning at the time of the incident, federal data shows.
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When he accidentally spills some of his food on the ground, Jenner jumps up to grab napkins while Kardashian rolls her eyes.
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The real-world effect has been far from clear, driving a decades-long debate among economists that often spills over into politics.
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Huo said no oil spills had been detected near the coast, though it was hard to predict the impact on ocean life.
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The bill would give cities and counties more influence over regulation, including inspecting oil and gas facilities and imposing fines over spills.
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Somehow, after all those drives and all those hard spills, he's the same miraculous acrobatic Mack truck Miami needs him to be.
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But the First Nation says the federal government failed to consult them directly about the project, and they worry about oil spills.
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Last time, our sullied coworkers divulged some of their most tragic spills, and this time around the stories get even more intense.
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In the time between the two incidents, the federal and state governments have done little to protect their citizens against such spills.
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In 2017, Burgum signed a bill into law that allowed companies to skip out on self-reporting spills less than 420 gallons.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, cover star Emilia Clarke spills some details about the fate of her character Daenerys Targaryen.
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Wherever oil is being extracted, there is risk of an accident, and we have seen that these spills can have extreme consequences.
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Then it spills out into the world, often without our knowledge or consent, through our transaction histories, browsing habits, and unencrypted communications.
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A group of friends, laughing and ribbing one another, spills out of the bodega with a storefront trimmed with neon blue light.
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Those programs are central in inmates' lives, and his members say they're concerned about assaults or riots when inmate frustration spills over.
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Harding said that feature will help protect the instrument from spills, pencil marks and other casualties that come from having seven children.
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The oil and gas industry argues that such mega-spills are rare and claims that much has been done to improve safety.
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Dean finally spills his guts: He's anxious about taking her home because he has a difficult relationship with his "eccentric" widower father.
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They say that the possibility of spills like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster aren't worth the risk of drilling in new areas.
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I could go on and on about how many oil spills there have been that have been really detrimental to water supplies.
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Our outrage over the oil spills off our own coasts is absent for the ongoing environmental catastrophe in the Niger Delta region.
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This would suggest that people are wiping their hands and mouths with the same stuff that they use for messy wine spills.
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Or the few that have gone to women, frankly, tend to suck (a server spills drinks, a woman trips while running away).
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Lucious has security remover her, but not before she runs into Freda and spills all the beans about Lucious offing her daddy.
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On my journey over there, from Nelson's property to Miller's borrowed public park, a wedding spills out onto the otherwise desolate road.
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The company says it can resist stains from spills and wicks away moisture all while looking like a normal pair of pants.
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Since starting to report data to authorities in 2014, the Italian company has recorded more spills than Shell, according to Amnesty International.
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" The 10 squat, black porcelain pieces of Ai Weiwei's "Oil Spills (2006) sit squarely on the floor of the gallery's first room.
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Although we remember major spills like the Exxon Valdez, the truth is, that and others like it were just the minor disasters.
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But if this trade war spills into investment confidence and other things, then not only Hong Kong, the whole world will suffer.
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A running theme, sometimes elusive but potent nonetheless, is material and psychological instability, and meaning that spills the boundaries of individual works.
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Exhibit A is the catastrophic breaches and spills from the enormous manure "lagoons" located on North Carolina's many factory-scale hog farms.
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It has undoubtedly brought wealth and prosperity to Alaska, but spills of oil and chemicals, large and small, take place each year.
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I began my vacuum journey by cleaning up a series of 99 spills in virtual reality diagnostic mode while chatting with Sabrina.
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British Columbia opposes the pipeline expansion, however, and Environment Minister George Heyman said indigenous ownership would not change its concerns about spills.
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But the bulk of the refineries blamed for those spills are on the opposite side of the neighborhood from One Blue Slip.
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Mention oil spills, and images of birds coated in black slime and a shiny slick on the ocean's surface come to mind.
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But the newest music video for Styles' single "Falling," he is literally drowning as water spills out of the piano he's playing.
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Critics also expressed concerns about oil spills, a lack of community consultation and a pattern of reliance on fossil fuels for energy.
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Any spills that contain wine, citrus juice, or vinegar should be cleaned up immediately because they can etch even sealed stone floors.
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"The key debate is how much fear spills over into reality," said Chris Bailey, European equity strategist at Raymond James in London.
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"We consider the statements unfounded," the statement read, noting the spills were located about 6,650 kilometers (4,132 miles) from its oil infrastructure.
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It has produced bilateral agreements on health care cooperation, joint planning to mitigate oil spills, coordination on counternarcotics efforts and intelligence-sharing.
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Enbridge Energy Partners will pay $62 million in fines and around $120 million to prevent future spills, it said in a statement.
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While oil companies frequently attribute spills to sabotage and theft, locals say they are often due to other issues such as corrosion.
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At other sites in the Southeast, coal ash ponds were built out into rivers, making them vulnerable to spills or dam collapses.
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But production is currently suspended because the ageing pipeline serving the area was shut down early last year after suffering various spills.
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The areas hit by the spills are usually in the tundra, home to the Khanty people, one of Siberia's many indigenous groups.
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Kids can pretend to cook using this very book instead of a toy, and there are no stains or spills or crumbs.
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They also produce crisp highs and deep bass while filtering out irritating background sounds and can withstand rain, sweat, spills, or showers.
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The Nordic restaurant occupies half of the hotel lobby and the cocktail crowd sipping old-fashioneds commonly spills into the other half.
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It could also put some of America's most pristine and ecologically sensitive areas at risk of oil spills, ground contamination, and explosions.
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Cleaning up oil spills is a difficult, dirty job, and even with modern techniques it's still hard to remove every last drop.
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"Between here and maturity, these bonds will probably have a couple of market spills," Advent Capital Management Chief Investment Strategist Odell Lambroza said.
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The tribe believes the pipeline would leave its land vulnerable to contamination from oil spills and would damage historic and culturally significant sites.
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Both scents were heavy on the citrus but if Beckham sips his margarita on a pool deck, Pitbull spills his down his front.
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From a seam in one of these hills, a jumble of ancient, orange-Creamsicle rock spills forth: a deposit called the Apex Chert.
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But perhaps the most commonly used video is a classic clip from The Office where in Kevin spills a giant vat of chili.
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A charted history of counterculture rock music spills out from there, though not in any kind of linear, board game kind of way.
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Now in its 49th year, the Summer Festival is an epic party that spills onto the streets, filling the city with amazing energy.
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Instead, just stop and consider the irony of that one: the germs, the hopes, the spills, and humanity and humility of that room.
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In the past, I have had to jump on breaking news that touches on the tournament but spills outside the realm of sports.
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On the other hand, if you have a tiny apartment, a handheld steam cleaner might be best to tackle spills, stains, and messes.
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Walmart wants robots in its stores to scan shelves and mop up spills Wait ... maybe the robots are becoming too much like us.
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None of them are rated for water resistance, but they should be able to survive accidental spills or some splashes here and there.
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A very special tribute to Alan Thicke, plus Julianne Hough spills secrets about her wedding Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Oil and gas pipelines and storage tanks could be ruptured, creating hazardous material spills that would need to be contained and cleaned up.
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While the pipeline is meant to transport crude oil to use as fuel, oil spills are fairly common and companies rarely catch them.
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To kick things off, the musician spills his number one beauty hack: always apply your product directly from the bottle onto your face.
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The K68 RGB is otherwise identical to the original K68, with the same IP32 rating that should protect against mild spills and dust.
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The rider response team also uses cameras installed inside the cars to check the interiors after each trip for forgotten items or spills.
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Industrial mining companies have also been responsible for pollution, ranging from cyanide spills to respiratory problems linked to dust produced by mining operations.
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The researchers suspended their sponge-filled bags from a bridge over a large pool specially designed for practicing emergency responses to oil spills.
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Our thought bubble: In a time of data spills, malicious hacks and privacy abuses, "open" can sound like a danger, not an ideal.
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AppleCare is available for 20% off, starting at $79 as opposed to $99, so you're protected in case of accidental drops or spills.
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Heavy rains in the area destroyed some barriers meant to contain the spills, Ecopetrol said, adding that the barriers had to be reinstalled.
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His dramatic falls, slips, fouls, and spills have prompted countless memes, and have even inspired children to act out his most ridiculous moments.
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"Oil spills can have a devastating effect on the marine environment and on coastal communities," said NOC researcher Katya Popova in a statement.
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The Philippine Coast Guard said it will conduct an inquiry to determine the cause of the incident and to verify possible oil spills.
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But it also spills over into a stoic acceptance of and openness to humanity's shadowy sides, from substance abuse to mental health issues.
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The judge ruled that the government did not fully assess greenhouse gas emissions associated with the pipeline and its potential for oil spills.
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Sarah Jessica Parker spills all the style secrets on Bradshaw's most memorable outfits in the latest installment of PEOPLE's The Jess Cagle Interview.
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Situated on the cusp of the German border, the medieval city oozes with glorious architecture which spills onto the banks of the river.
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I had a couple spills along the way and my perfect three-layer cappuccino wasn't quite perfect, but it came pretty darn close!
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After less than two steps outside a marathon drinker—who's definitely at the end of his rope—spills Irish coffee on my shirt.
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The statement, which did not identify the vessels beyond saying they were of various nationalities, said the incident did not result in spills.
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Multi-story Bar Don Pato offers live music, and more often than not, the late night party spills out into the town square.
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As they sit down to a dinner of awful British food (melon with a glacé cherry, nuclear beef, bad wine), a bottle spills.
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Officials reported two more potential spills from the U.S. Oil Recovery facility, a former waste-processing plant southeast of Houston in Pasadena, Texas.
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After a reporter interrupts to ask whether it's OJ Simpson, Trump says no and then spills the beans: He's thinking about pardoning Ali!
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Opponents fear that spills like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster could wreak havoc across multiple states, hurting both coastal businesses and the environment.
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Wake up, America: There is no such thing as a "clean war," where the only blood that spills is that of the enemy.
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We get drawn into comparing our blooper reels to everyone else's highlight reels, and it spills over to constantly comparing ourselves to peers.
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Spills on cloth upholstery can delay a flight because the crew must remove the seat cushion and replace it with a dry one.
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Greens have fought hard for years against Arctic drilling, warning of the possibility of major oil spills in a harsh and unforgiving environment.
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Intense competition sometimes spills over into costly legal battles as seen in a string of patent wars among smartphone makers in recent years.
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Opposition in Nebraska from environmentalists and some landowners concerned about oil spills had been among several major hurdles facing the Keystone XL project.
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If you look back over the last five years between 2010 and 2015, we've had 3,300 significant pipeline spills in the United States.
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Located in Miami's lush Coconut Grove neighborhood, the majestic beauty of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens spills over into its hidden spaces and secrets.
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Those are movies where characters' hunger spills beyond the frame and, somehow, makes us more hungry than we realize we're even capable of.
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Salts, "toxic elements" and other materials in this flowback water "pose contamination risks to local ecosystems from spills and mismanagement," the paper states.
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It rolls through Osako's legs, but Courtois spills the easy save, only to pounce on the ball as it rolls to the net.
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La Resistencia spills out in the interior of a small shopping center and on a patio fronting a leafy alleyway in bustling Providencia.
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East Harlem Bottling Co., on Lexington Avenue, has a casual, friendly space that spills out onto the sidewalk when the weather is nice.
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In Europe, where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict spills over (another Gaza war, another synagogue desecrated), the anti-Semitic surge has been particularly marked.
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If the virus' impact spills into the second half of the year, oil and gas could be hit hard because of reduced mobility.
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All in, that means Morgan Stanley may not provide as many thrills as Goldman, but it ought to avoid many of the spills.
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She also burrows into a demimonde of poverty, desperation and crime that exists just beyond her waiting room and sometimes spills into it.
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New Orleans has a notorious violent crime rate, one that predominantly affects black men, but that sometimes spills over to tourists and residents.
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Within his realistic mode he crafts some startling effects — a strip-club brawl that spills out into broad, embarrassing daylight is eye-opening.
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As their dancing spills onto the sidewalk and out of view, it's as if their witchy ritual is complete: They are perfectly unleashed.
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The violence spills over to startling effect in neighboring Rwanda, where members of Gabriel's Tutsi family are caught up in a blood bath.
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The 150-seat dining room, with walls lined in white subway tile, spills out into a leafy, enclosed space they're calling Bowery Garden.
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Eve begins a deep but discriminating dive into niche online pornography, and her newly awakened erotic imagination eventually spills perilously into her life.
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The Standing Rock Sioux and environmental activists have said further construction would damage historical tribal sacred sites and spills would foul drinking water.
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But the all-important ice on Hosmer Pond, just south of town, and the 440-foot wooden chute that spills out onto it.
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Strong protections should be enacted and enforced to keep workers, first responders and community residents informed and safe from accidents, spills and explosions.
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There is the potential for oil spills and pollution, and the noise of ships moving through the ice and water risks disturbing wildlife.
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Spills usually bead up on the surface for a while, and if you're quick to dry it up, you'll never know anything happened.
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Majestic khinkali, mammoth dumplings, are best held by the topknot and nibbled carefully, so the broth — pent up within — spills into your mouth.
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A memo issued in March is governing the consultation process for mine stabilization work, with the goal of preventing and mitigating future spills.
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However, the pipeline is opposed by British Columbia as well as some aboriginal groups and environmental activists, who cite the risk of spills.
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In America's capital, politics can often lead to rude outbursts on the floors of Congress, and sometimes spills over into social life, too.
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Not a private issue The impact of family caregiving spills over into our economy and society in ways that few of us realize.
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Oil companies expected to clean up spills within 24 hours under Nigerian law have also been accused of falling short of this obligation.
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That kind of feeling about immigration generally still spills over to antipathy toward Dreamers, which, as you know, were brought here as children.
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So birds have been killed and nests destroyed by oil spills, construction crews and chemical contamination, with no response from the federal government.
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But intense competition sometimes spills over into costly legal battles as seen in a string of patent wars among smartphone makers in recent years.
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The South Dakota government tracks spills of all kinds on a map on a website, searchable by date, type of spill, and responsible party.
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The Sanchi sank on January 14 after colliding with a Hong Kong-registered freighter in the East China Sea, spawning four giant oil spills.
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While local issues such as oil spills and toxic waste remain concerns, climate change clarified the possible planet-changing extent of the human impact.
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Environmental concerns In a press conference early Saturday, Connor said they were doing everything they could to contain any fuel spills from the plane.
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The letter said the company&aposs pipelines have a history of spills and that the project would run through areas sacred to the tribe.
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Here, she spills secrets about what it was like to be behind the scenes of one of the most powerful performances of our time.
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Tribe members are concerned the pipeline would affect their drinking water supply and place downstream communities at risk of contamination from potential oil spills.
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Weak gravity might be one such property—a necessary condition for quantum gravity's consistency that spills out and affects the world beyond black holes.
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Once you're finished, roll it back up carefully (have your partner hold it tight so nothing spills out in the process), then trash it.
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Major threats include oil spills, and past human removal of poop from beaches to use as fertilizer, depriving the penguins of places to nest.
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Since May 23, the DEP said the project had 22 inadvertent releases, or spills, prompting the environmental regulator to issue 2345 notices of violation.
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Words always approximate my gender, like grabbing a hand full of water from a running stream - my gender it finds the cracks + spills out.
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My two-year-old can easily carry it with the top's loop, and he can fold the straw's lid closed himself to prevent spills.
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Apple says it also tested the phones against other liquids, like coffee, soda, and orange juice to ensure the new iPhones could survive spills.
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Whether it's health, wealth, or parenthood, once you start being "average" in one arena, that mediocrity spills over to other parts of your life.
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One of the two phones is assigned as the primary, and its content spills out onto the full tablet when the device is opened.
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Kinder Morgan set the deadline in part due to frustrations with delays caused by British Columbia government, which is concerned about possible oil spills.
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Looking at each state individually, North Dakota recorded 4,453 incidents during the period analyzed, Pennsylvania recorded 1,293 spills, Colorado 476, and New Mexico 426.
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That low cost means it could be an effective solution for smaller, localised oil spills in countries where clean-up resources can be limited.
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They have said they are worried spills could pollute water critical for grazing cattle, and that tax revenue and jobs will be short-lived.
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In a supertease for the upcoming season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kardashian West spills the beans while FaceTiming with sister Khloé Kardashian.
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In the waiting room of the law firm we're meeting at, my boss spills half of his coffee all over himself and the floor.
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There were at least 6753,500 oil spills in US waters between 2007 and 2017, according to the report, which said that's probably an undercount.
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Saramurillo - home to members of the Kukama tribe - is one of several native villages affected by oil spills from Petroperu's pipeline in recent years.
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Giant spills of food or livestock are a fairly common occurrence in China; local media outlets seem to report on one every other month.
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In a new interview she spills how that partnership came to be and why her rise to style superstardom was a long time coming.
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The British Columbia government, environmental groups and some municipalities and aboriginal communities oppose the idea, citing the impact of spills and expanding oil production.
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But 2015 brought scenes like Sneaky Santa from Reality Kings, in which St. Nick spills his milk, awakening a mother and her step-daughter.
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In a behind-the-scenes video of her Variety cover photo-shoot, Lively spills some lesser known facts about herself, including her search habits.
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So it's an unspeakable tragedy when he spills an entire pot of it on the ground before anyone has a chance to try it.
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Crude spills on Sunoco's lines in 2009 and 2011 drew a rebuke from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in a settlement announced this year.
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Since 2010, according to the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, operators have reported an average of 200 oil spills per year from pipelines.
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Their data could also help shipping companies chart more efficient routes and may be used to monitor forest fires, water pollution and oil spills.
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An operation that was supposed to take four to six months instead bleeds into 10, and his reporting spills well into that next year.
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When tar sands oil spills, the diluent evaporates pretty quickly — causing toxic, short-term air pollution — and leaves the heavy bitumen behind, which sinks.
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Regulators last month ordered a halt to all underground boring for the cross-state project in response to environmentalists' challenges, which cited the spills.
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Increasingly strong storms threaten more spills as the open ponds become overwhelmed by rainwater and send the sludge beyond the confines of the pond.
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In a letter, FERC said ETP cannot conduct any new horizontal directional drilling activities until it complies with certain measures to help prevent spills.
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Each of them has been ruggedized to withstand drops and spills, and the note-taking capabilities of the two higher-end models are great.
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Sunlight filters through street-level windows at the Delancey Street entrance and via the wide, open staircase that spills down from the Essex Market.
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Whether it's health, wealth, or parenthood, once you start being 'average' in one arena, that mediocrity spills over to other parts of your life.
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"These sites are dangerous when the sun is shining," he said, referring to past spills that sullied local drinking water sources with toxic gook.
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Pruitt proposed Thursday to formally declare that the EPA doesn't have to write new regulations meant to protect against toxic substances spills in waterways.
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Seating spills out the oversized doors onto makeshift patios where students, young dads with babies and stylish grandmothers gathered in the cool night air.
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The activity inside the Palace spills out onto the sidewalk, where there are covered tables that provide some shelter from Miami's frequent flash rainstorms.
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The EPA's rule was the first national standard for coal ash disposal, and it came after a series of high-profile spills and leaks.
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Dozens of spills since, including one by a barge carrying stolen oil that sunk in July, are frustrating remediation efforts, clean-up officials said.
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"The Fed is confused and their confusion spills into investor psychology," said Gundlach, who oversees more than $100 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine.
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Did the harried millions who watched TV in the morning, as they cleaned up O.J. spills and packed school lunches, really want hard news?
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Iraq's Prime Minister Haidar Abadi announced that government forces had captured al-Qaim, the border town where the Euphrates spills from Syria into Iraq.
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The Dodge Drag Strip Simulator lies at the point where make-believe meets reality, and where automotive engineering spills over into video game science.
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The surplus power a solar customer generates spills over into the nearest residence or building with demand, rarely more than 1,000 meters or so.
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At one point in January, there were three different spills spotted on the surface, covering an area that measured more than 128 square miles.
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Harsh and beautiful treeless desert spills out on all sides, indistinguishable in flora or feature from one side of the border to the other.
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They now enjoy walking their Maltese, Ralph, along nearby Rings End Bridge and Weed Beach, where Cove Harbor spills into the Long Island Sound.
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Paradoxically, a major environmental catastrophe, and one of the largest oil spills in American history, occurred during Mr. Bush's tenure in the White House.
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This list goes on, all part of a massive attempt to scrub up the spills and stains that the company has made of late.
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In addition to new walkers, these dramatic spills have long been a go-to move for physical comedians, including Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
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" • Breakingviews: "All in, that means Morgan Stanley may not provide as many thrills as Goldman, but it ought to avoid many of the spills.
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People make a positive assessment of those who share their political convictions, and that positive assessment spills over into evaluation of other, irrelevant characteristics.
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In the Houston area, air pollution, flooded toxic waste sites and reports of oil spills after the storm have residents and environmental groups concerned.
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In place of consumption, the system retains a bias toward investment, and along with it, overcapacity, which then spills out into the global economy.
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According to FlightGlobal, the control panels on both aircraft were replaced, and Airbus is investigating the shutdowns while warning airline customers to avoid spills.
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But as it spills out into the open in the rapidly changing landscape of American politics, the double standard is becoming difficult to defend.
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To date, Puerto Rico has been highly reliant on oil to generate electricity, which produces pollution and creates challenges from cost fluctuations to spills.
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I don't have to worry about spills or splatters soaking through it, and I can wipe my hands on it without a second thought.
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Bitter cold spills into the Midwest The upper Midwest will see highs below zero Tuesday and even colder on Wednesday, Ward and Hennen said.
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In the future, for example, Samsung says its built-in camera can detect spills and tell your smart vacuum to go clean them up.
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Troconis said she took photos of herself with Marty, a googly-eyed robot that alerts employees about potential hazards and spills in store aisles.
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The EPA's rule was the first national standard for coal ash disposal, and it came after a series of high-profile spills and leaks.
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