Although spraying insecticides raises concerns about toxicity to aquatic life, policy-makers must weigh the potential costs to human health by not spraying and costs to environmental health by spraying, Phillips said.
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While a brief spraying pause was enacted last year, the airboats and helicopters keep spraying for now.
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"The inability to use aerial spraying there means we'll be limited to using ground-based techniques like backpack spraying," he said.
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Military forces have been deployed to help with pesticide spraying, while planes for aerial spraying are expected to fly over the region.
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And the number of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in the area has plummeted as a result of aerial spraying along a 10-mile stretch with the chemical Naled, as well as aerial spraying and hand-held spraying of larvicide, Mr. Gimenez said.
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Spraying Cash As the ceremony wound down, guests danced while celebrating the bride and groom by "spraying" them with money, an Igbo tradition.
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He explained that the aerial spraying inserts insecticides into places that cannot be reached by fogging trucks or ground crew spraying chemicals from backpack units.
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This is what we need urgently: ground spraying of pesticides; aerial spraying; door to door searches for standing water; vaccine development; testing centers; education campaigns.
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Naled, which is approved by the Environmental Protection Agency, is supplementing the hand spraying and truck spraying of a different chemical intended to kill larvae.
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The county has started aerial spraying a potent insecticide over the area to wipe out the virus-carrying mosquitoes, as well as spraying on the ground.
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But dumping or spraying compounds to kill off a cloud of algae moving through the water is far more difficult than spraying a field of vegetables, Anderson said.
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Arkansas banned its use last week and Missouri, which initially halted dicamba spraying, has joined Tennessee with tight restrictions on when and in what weather spraying can be done.
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Aerial spraying, which has been effective in Wynwood, has not happened in Miami Beach, in part because its high buildings make spraying complicated, but also because some residents oppose it.
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The number of trucks used for spraying is increasing to 27 from seven, and the city has doubled the amount of spraying it does both on the ground and from the air.
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Efforts will likely include eliminating breeding sites and outdoor spraying.
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Spraying the colonies with soapy water can help them sink.
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Spraying hairspray around and cracking jokes, she teases Cher relentlessly.
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Some interviewees also reported police pepper spraying during food distributions.
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The cliff face behind him exploded, spraying him with shrapnel.
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He tosses a bird into a fan, spraying feathers everywhere.
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Here's what you need to know: Why are they spraying?
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Usually cases of anthracnose can be resolved by spraying fungicide.
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Cantwell was photographed spraying someone in the face with mace.
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But the cost of spraying pesticides is a big concern.
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Another twist: Outside the car, poison gas is spraying haphazardly.
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If so, spraying the culverts with B23 might be warranted.
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One final complication: helicopter spraying is a horrendously dangerous profession.
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The C.D.C. argues that spraying technologies are now much better.
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I'm one And spraying the dead grass with a hose.
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Medics would burst inside spraying SMG fire in every direction.
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A hose burst, sending water spraying wildly around the room.
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Q. Will spraying yourself or your children with disinfectant help?
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Farmers told VICE News that the spraying has continued unabated.
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Can spraying alcohol all over your body kill the coronavirus?
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Organic farmers try to control it by spraying with sulfur.
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She struggled for her range, spraying balls long and wide.
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John Henry Rated R for blood spraying and head smashing.
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After using the product, they must rinse out spraying equipment.
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I was even threatened with acid spraying, rape and abuse.
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Spraying aerosols to reflect sunlight is a relatively cheap option.
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C.D.C. officials and Florida's governor attributed the drop-off in infections there to aggressive aerial spraying with naled, an insecticide that targets adult mosquitoes, and street-level spraying with another pesticide that kills mosquito larvae.
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Spraying graffiti on a dead whale ... distasteful, unnecessary and disrespectful. pic.twitter.
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So simply halting the spraying might not be the best idea.
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Officials hope the spraying can avoid outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases.
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So let's stop spraying air freshener on these garbage heaps already.
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"There are 'no spraying' signs all over my property," Stanley said.
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In her case, the district didn't call her about the spraying.
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Drake also saw mothers spraying their children down at birthday parties.
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Once the bus stopped, Lawrence immediately began spraying over Pratt's face.
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"Then I think the spraying is worse (than Zika)," he said.
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Authorities launched aggressive mosquito-control measures, including spraying in the area.
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But evidence on the efficacy of indoor residual spraying is mixed.
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"Look at Chrissy spraying it," Kim said, before Teigen's spritzing escalated.
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"Look at Chrissy spraying it," Kardashian said, before Teigen's spritzing escalated.
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The Phoenix Zoo is keeping its patrons cool by spraying mist.
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By spraying water into the cylinders as the engine is operating.
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But it's not as simple as showing up and spraying water.
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They are also testing mosquito populations and spraying to reduce them.
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Now imagine a can of Easy Cheese slowly spraying across it.
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Aerial spraying is largely ineffective in an urban setting like Wynwood.
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"Battles are like a racecourse, with mud spraying everywhere," he said.
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"Imagine spraying a squirt gun of hot lava," Dr. Dyar said.
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You just keep spraying whatever over it to make it acceptable.
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Spraying children's hands with sanitizer and covering them in "natural" sunscreen.
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Cost, he added, was the main reason he didn't continue spraying.
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He ran down our row of cells, spraying us as well.
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Two men were arrested for spraying tear gas at police officers.
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The aeroplanes started the spraying from that edge of the river.
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When the spraying stopped, American officials have argued, coca cultivation increased.
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Fogging -- intensive spraying of insecticides -- in mosquito sites is also underway.
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Some American officials think that stopping aerial crop-spraying was a mistake.
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This works by spraying compressed air through nozzles in a ship's bottom.
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On her left arm is a revolver spraying bullets in every direction.
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She didn't protect the bees because she didn't know about the spraying.
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A mosquito control worker spraying a home in Wynwood on August 1st.
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"I didn't see people spraying their clothes or being hyperaware," she said.
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At the same time, bees and pollinators are affected by aerial spraying.
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Also in 2015, the government stopped aerially spraying coca fields with weedkiller.
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And I see what they're doing with the spraying and everything else.
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Aggressive mosquito-control measures were begun, including mosquito spraying in the area.
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At the Black Diamond Tunnel, the results of the spraying were encouraging.
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But his sweat was spraying on me, on my face, my hair.
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The shooter entered the Tree of Life Congregation and began spraying bullets.
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The sound of water splashing and spraying is triggered every few minutes.
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A Reuters photographer later saw police spraying the groups with water cannon.
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And Trump himself keeps spraying fire within his party, in all directions.
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But experts say aerial spraying there is possible, and on Thursday, Gov.
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Following organized protests, Puerto Rico's governor rejected aerial spraying of the pesticide.
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So then I started spraying cayenne pepper on them, to deter him.
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He is also accused of spraying compressed air into Graney&aposs mouth.
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Ferrante puts viewers in the "splash zone," spraying them with vital fluid.
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But spraying crispy snacks with vinegar would only produce a soggy mess.
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Plus, as soon as you stop spraying, the mosquitoes bounce right back.
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Massachusetts is conducting aerial mosquito spraying across the state to protect residents.
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Mr. Duque has supported a return to aerial spraying of coca crops.
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Already, Guard vehicles have been spraying disinfectant on streets in major cities.
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Just spraying closed shoes with permethrin can be effective, Ms. Leland suggested.
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Animators had to control how much water was spraying off of it.
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Spraying your snow shovel can also keep snow from sticking to it.
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No one is kneeling over me spraying shaving cream in my eyes.
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But even after spraying our skin dozens of times, our makeup didn't budge.
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A large access hole is punched into the wall with water spraying out.
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The government can use aerial spraying of coca crops if manual eradication fails.
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Repeat to make 3 more waffles, re-spraying between waffles if needed. 7.53.
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But spraying malathion, an insecticide, is the only way to kill entire swarms.
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"There's nothing really fancy about spraying a perfume on your body," he says.
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Aerial spraying of crops with glyphosate, a herbicide, is what America would like.
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The polisher works by simply spraying the piece with an alcohol aerosol solution.
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Chilufya said the government had also stepped up indoor spraying, surveillance and research.
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Use in agriculture, for spraying crops and analyzing fields, ranks second, it said.
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Seed therapies kill cells—something like spraying a lake with a mussel poison.
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DroneSeed has already signed several big contracts for spraying, and planting is next.
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The spraying has prompted protests from environmentalists and residents worried about naled's toxicity.
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Farmers must wear a protective mask, apron and gloves when spraying the chemical.
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She added that workers resumed spraying early Saturday morning, right after the storm.
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"They're spraying down streets with bleach in China," one of the sources said.
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In 20,000 spraying missions, planes drenched the countryside and an estimated 3,181 villages.
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A flight attendant walked the aisles every hour or so, spraying air freshener.
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Some prefer spraying on an antiperspirant over swiping on a natural deodorant stick.
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It handled anything related to chemicals, from spraying for mosquitoes to burning trash.
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The Santos government had banned spraying over health concerns about the chemical used.
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The scale of the proposed new spraying campaign is yet to be decided.
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The password-spraying campaign Dragos describes matches up with similar findings from Microsoft.
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Drone applications in agriculture range from mapping and surveying to cropdusting and spraying.
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Somebody was always spraying champagne at somebody else, or right into the camera.
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Spraying for mosquitoes could help slow the rate of infection there, officials said.
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"Start bringing up business, and I start spraying balls all over the place."
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Bob Gibbs' (R-Ohio) bill to roll back EPA rules on spraying pesticides.
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Who isn't spraying coyote urine all over themselves before they go to bed?
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Hand dryers, while environmentally sound, have the unfortunate affect of spraying dangerous pathogens everywhere.
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Monday, Trump was up and at it on Twitter, spraying distractions in short bursts.
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" "I killed my sister's goldfish by spraying Benedryl in the water because mine died.
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The police later said that the spraying of the mosque had been an accident.
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That morning, workers in hazmat suits moved in, washing out stalls and spraying disinfectants.
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It also prohibits spraying pesticides within 100 feet of schools while they're in session.
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The marchers surrounded counter-protesters, spraying them with chemicals, and physical fights broke out.
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Conservatives such as Germán Vargas Lleras, a former vice-president, would resume aerial spraying.
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That same pump keeps the tank pressurized so you're able to start spraying water.
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Rather than spraying money around in ad hoc ways, it's better to be focused.
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South Beach resident Peter Beach, 62, said he is really angry about the spraying.
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The indulgence of cocaine was disgusting—like a chattering egomaniac spraying you in spit.
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Scott directed state officials to pay special attention to mosquito spraying in residential areas.
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DDT is one of a dozen pesticides the WHO recommends for indoor spraying programs.
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Spraying "needs to be done a lot more frequently" to be effective, he said.
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Either way, spraying Gatorade at a celebrating player's butt will never not be funny.
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From the corner of my eye I see Barbara spraying deodorant on a customer.
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Those habits mean that spraying from the air, or from trucks, is not enough.
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What this has meant previously is aerial spraying of highly toxic organophosphate pesticides (OPs).
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The Environmental Protection Agency says that in emergencies, spraying can occur without prior notification.
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Their use has dramatically cut pesticide spraying, while simultaneously increasing yields and farmer profits.
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They were spraying blue chemicals on the halfpipe to try to keep it frozen.
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Alongside the fence stood some small shrubs, neatly tended, and rosebushes spraying white flowers.
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Ryan Warner/DroneSeed Ryan Warner/DroneSeed Now, spraying and planting are very different tasks.
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"This outbreak would have kept going without the aerial spraying," Dr. Petersen said. Gov.
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And in two cases, an expert thought the analyses might be evidence of spraying.
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The spraying was expected to begin Wednesday, but had been postponed because of rain.
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The spraying campaign began in 1999, but was halted in 203 over health fears.
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Ullyott said the company won't be able to start commercial spraying without FAA clearance.
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He added that the occasional spraying of Champagne by the winners was completely acceptable.
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Another early morning spraying is scheduled for Sunday and a fourth for next Saturday.
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Then he drove away spraying gunfire indiscriminately, the Texas Department of Public Safety said.
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There, they are spraying disinfectant in isolation wards, intensive care units and operating rooms.
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But experts have decried the return to aerial spraying before it has even begun.
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It shows the moment that a mortar tube accidentally exploded, spraying debris and shrapnel.
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Emergency responders soon arrived on the scene, with firefighters spraying water onto the plane.
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Since reporting its first Zika infection, Malaysia has increased insecticide spraying to kill mosquitoes.
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At least one firefighter was recorded spraying water from a hillside down onto flames.
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With donor help, it got spraying machinery and began enforcing iodination standards on industry.
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Witnesses said Mr. Burch fired a gun over the crowd and began spraying Mace.
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These efforts have focused on mosquito prevention and spraying, education, research, testing and vaccination.
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They kicked off the summer season by spraying champagne from golden toy sniper rifles.
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One driver said she is spraying cleaning fluid on her gloves after every delivery.
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And any possible environmental impact is far less than what we create by spraying.
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Eighteen months ago DJI launched its Agras MG-1 drone designed for crop spraying.
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"With growing number of reports of pregnant women contracting Zika and concerns about the island's mosquito abatement programs, both administration officials encouraged aerial spraying, with administrator [Gina] McCarthy emphasizing that spraying was the 'most important tool' at our disposal," the lawmakers said.
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He went room to room, spraying bullets The nervous whisper was heard again and again.
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He is spraying the canvas with water and peering over the materials as they dry.
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He hopes to keep away any potential lurkers by spraying the yard with sulfuric acid.
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D: The grandmother of the murdered infant, ramming its killer, spraying blood into the air.
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But in none of those things did you ever suggest that we stop spraying poison.
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"He was spraying the crowd; it was relentless," Russell Beck, a witness, told NBC News.
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In upmarket malls, women can be seen selling aftershave, boldly spraying samples onto male hands.
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The bill also prohibits spraying pesticides within 100 feet of schools while they're in session.
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Spraying aerosol in the southern hemisphere, in contrast, wouldn't create drought, according to today's study.
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Originally scheduled for Thursday, the spraying was delayed for a day after angry residents protested.
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Originally scheduled for Wednesday, the aerial spraying operation was delayed because of poor weather conditions.
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Yes, Scott Pruitt wants to continue spraying a nerve agent-like chemical onto your food.
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He explained the Nigerian custom of "spraying," and encouraged his haters to broaden their horizons.
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The train plowed through the heavy layer of snow, spraying commuters with avalanche-like velocity.
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The star also shared a video of Teigen spraying herself with one of the fragrances.
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Such widespread spraying comes with grave environmental concerns and is opposed by some local groups.
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If not, it may be better to locate and disrupt breeding sites, using aerial spraying.
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" On Fox & Friends, Border Patrol Foundation president defends pepper spraying latinx migrants because "it's natural.
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Also, cats like to mark their territory by spraying urine around their homes, said Hamilton.
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They had sedated their victims by spraying them with a cow anesthetic made from belladonna.
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The frat guys start spraying water at girls' breasts, and bring a punch containing roofies.
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But in Colombia, these indiscriminate spraying flights wiped out poor farmers' crops—food, coca, everything.
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Light bounces off the water from each of the spouts, spraying in all different directions.
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I've found spraying for 20 to 60 seconds is enough to get the job done.
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Israeli security forces responded to the protesters with gunfire, and drones flew overhead spraying teargas.
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While trying to monologue, he misses the bucket, piss spraying all over the nearby carpet.
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Then she attacked, kicking the man and spraying him with pepper spray, the police said.
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The network spent too long spraying its viewers with false information about the coronavirus pandemic.
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After Katrina, for example, some people needed expensive antimicrobial spraying equipment for their whole home.
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Other Chiefs players are already poppin' bottles of Ace of Spades and spraying the crowd!!
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He began making money by spraying graffiti at filming locations for $100, $200 a shot.
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But the one thing that we can do is stop spraying and killing the filter!
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What about geoengineering schemes, like spraying aerosols in the atmosphere to reflect the sun's energy?
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The company will also pay $200,000 fine for the spraying offense, according to the release.
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Eyewitnesses said they had seen planes on Monday sweeping over the state spraying mosquito pesticides.
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But despite dedicated mosquito spraying and surveillance efforts, the virus has thrived exceptionally well here.
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Instead, men in a boat marked "containment" glide in, spraying something on the slicked surface.
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Missouri and North Dakota have separately announced deadlines for spraying dicamba-based herbicides next year.
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Those detailed instructions led some growers and professional spraying companies to avoid the herbicide altogether.
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When they're marking their territory by spraying—or in a neutered cat, phantom spraying (when no urine comes out)—they will point their tail bolt upright in the air, 90 degrees to the spine, and the tip of it will flick from side to side.
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You can see sweat spraying from the impact giving the viewer a sense of being ringside.
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While sleek in design, it did little to prevent water from spraying outside the shower stall.
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Let the water flow a few minutes to cool before spraying on people or animals. pic.twitter.
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A motorcycle was damaged on the street, and police could be seen pepper-spraying some protesters.
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Next, the co-hosts try spraying silly string — but the can sprays out purple silly string.
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Spraying of the chemicals can be uneven, leading to highly variable potency within the same batch.
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You can invest in a toilet seat that has a smart water-spraying gadget built-in.
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And I had green, pink and whatever in my hands and I was spraying her outfit.
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Police pepper spraying food, water, clothing, and blankets, thereby rendering them unfit for consumption and unusable.
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Police began to intervene, seemingly spraying pepper spray or tear gas, forcing the crowd to disperse.
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Live video from lower Puna showed fountains of lava spraying well over the roofs of homes.
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James Hodgkinson, the man suspected of spraying a Virginia baseball field with bullets, critically wounding Rep.
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Witnesses described diving under tables as the assailant walked around spraying bullets from an automatic rifle.
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Their mission is to kill the bushes, by uprooting them or by spraying them with herbicide.
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Even if the court allows some spraying, the government could still find itself liable for damages.
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Although if your sugar-spraying seatmate is a Jenner, you might not even mind the mess.
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His government wants the constitutional court to lift a ban on spraying the crop with herbicide.
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After spraying three to five times a day, I noticed that my skin started to darken.
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It was unclear when those mosquitoes were caught, although spraying has been ongoing throughout the area.
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A rule already exists for aerial-spraying, but the group said it was not consistently followed.
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The boy has some skills, that's for sure — especially at spraying "champagne" over the adoring crowds.
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We teach the importance of shelter, spraying for ticks and other parasites, de-worming and vaccinations.
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Take a few deep breaths while spraying your face with these beautifully-scented blends and — boom!
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ICP made Faygo famous by giving fans "Faygo showers" and spraying them with their fav soda.
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Wilson also suggests spraying a bit of hairspray on the brows before tapping on the glitter.
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Biotechnology companies in Hawaii release increasing amounts of information to the public about their spraying activities.
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You had to literally take cans of butane and fill this thing up without spraying yourself.
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Traditional spraying — from trucks and planes — is mostly useless against this mosquito, a stealthy urban dweller.
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The protests trailed off with youths throwing rocks squaring off against security forces spraying tear gas.
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Across the Biscayne Bay in Miami Beach, wind and high-rise buildings make aerial spraying challenging.
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Some farmers dry their wheat by spraying their fields with glyphosate — though few will admit it.
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Spraying push notifications at too large an audience or painstakingly choosing who to ping is discouraging.
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When they got in they started spraying bear spray immediately, how bad did you get hit?
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Collier County does aerial spraying over populated areas, like Naples, when the mosquito count warrants it.
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If you choose to go in spraying bullets, she's right there with you pistol-whipping fools.
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At least two gunmen followed up, spraying the compound with gunfire before they were shot down.
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The photograph accompanying the article showed firefighters frantically spraying down a boat surrounded by flaming water.
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Within the orbiting debris, the researchers noticed a solid object spraying a cometlike trail of gas.
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Suddenly, gunmen emerged from among the faithful, lobbing grenades and spraying bullets in the sacred space.
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The same week, Doria's tougher laws and increased fines for those caught spraying graffiti were implemented.
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Some Greek social media users speculated it was a farmer spraying pig urine along the border.
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Among them: spraying coca crops from planes and capturing the heads of cartels and extraditing them.
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That might entail things like paying farmers to avoid spraying around the edge of their fields.
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Sergeant Walters turned to see "a cloud of blood" spraying from the head of Sergeant Allen.
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Children who had been arrested for spraying antigovernment graffiti on a school were imprisoned and beaten.
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The way he was spraying balls on the range, Matsuyama figured to struggle to break par.
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You see all the white growers are in their fields spraying and starting to apply fertilizer.
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But Moran says that the password spraying returned to its usual levels about a week later.
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These efforts are often enabled through common tactics like spear phishing, password spraying, and credential stuffing.
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Still another inquired whether school officials are spraying classroom surfaces with disinfectant or scrubbing down laptops.
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Cooking spray can be used to keep car doors from freezing shut by spraying the corners.
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Then the male wraps his body around hers, spraying sperm-laden milt that fertilizes the eggs.
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The department also posted a picture that is said showed Stein spraying paint on construction equipment.
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"I thought that spraying that guy was the least damaging thing I could do," he said.
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Malaysia is also stepping up vector control mechanisms including fogging and larvicidal spraying in Johor Bharu.
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How about "spraying" — a climber's term for gossiping about private accomplishments — or climbing in vulnerable ecosystems?
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When bankers noticed that currency from marijuana business reeked, enterprising owners began spraying it with Febreeze.
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White nationalists attacked counterprotesters on Friday night, punching and kicking them and (reportedly) pepper-spraying them.
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Seventy-six of the 77 scientists said there was no spraying from the sky by the government.
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Militarized police shooting protesters with water cannons in sub-freezing temperatures and spraying protesters with pepper spray.
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For example, a herbicide-tolerant plant could lead to changes in spraying that generate herbicide-resistant weeds.
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The gunman kept shooting at targets outside the temple gate, spraying cars, buildings and people with bullets.
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With drones, farmers can identify pests and disease to determine exactly which crops need spraying, Nelson says.
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That champagne you saw the Warriors spraying all over their locker room during their post-championship celebration?
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Militarized police shooting protestors with water cannons in sub-freezing temperatures and spraying protestors with pepper spray.
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If there is a hose nearby, spraying the dog with water can also help stop the attack.
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Spraying is needed because the mosquitoes aren't gone yet even though authorities have sprayed on the ground.
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In addition, certain field operations like spraying or fertilising can be done only in certain weather conditions.
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A beekeeper in South Carolina said millions of her bees were killed after aerial spraying for Zika.
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It appears to show a Florida deputy spraying pepper spray in the face of a teen boy.
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In 1945 his team began spraying DDT, then a relatively unknown insecticide, in homes across the country.
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Fingers are, however, being pointed at a decline in a technique known as indoor residual spraying (IRS).
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Here's a list from Alltime10s:Blood spraying billboardsSarcasm detectorLeft-handed storesSmartwatchesAutocorrectAirplane restaurantsBaby translatorsHamburger earmuffsFarmville3D printed cakesOpen kinja-labs.
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Police said that chemical spraying revealed locations in the apartment where blood had allegedly been cleaned up.
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In 2007, the Chinese launched a missile at an old weather satellite, spraying shrapnel into Earth's orbit.
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Outside the window, a black truck is making its way down their street, spraying an unknown gas.
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A bomb landed near Mr. Mojalli, spraying shrapnel into his stomach, neck and face, Mr. Sumaei said.
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The spraying was originally scheduled for Thursday, but was delayed for a day after concerned residents protested.
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She said neither of them had protected their hives because they didn't know about the aerial spraying.
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Those products can perform a wide range of different tasks, from pesticide spraying to search and rescue.
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Some residents in both communities tried to protect their property with garden hoses, spraying water on roofs.
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She recalls one stripper putting two liters of water up her vagina and then spraying the crowd.
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They're spraying the word "Free" on walls and some children are adding it even on school blackboards.
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But neither he nor his neighbors will work on the plantations, or venture near them during spraying.
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Local authorities said they are considering spraying another aerial agent to target mosquito larvae over the weekend.
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In the U.S., efforts to limit dengue and yellow fever were successful because of targeted spraying campaigns.
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Last week, the cybersecurity outfit GreyNoise found hackers were spraying commands designed for printers across the internet.
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Scientists don't know how spraying clouds with sea water would affect precipitation, potentially devastating the food systems.
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Colombia has reversed its decades-long policy of aerial spraying against coca, the raw ingredient in cocaine.
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Things turn violent when the protesters advance, throwing piss on Gary (Chaz Bono) and pepper spraying Kai.
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They can later be seen pepper spraying protesters to move them from the area around the car.
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And because the EPA had not yet approved the spraying of dicamba, Monsanto offered farmers a rebate.
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A Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) snowplow, with flashing orange lights, was spraying brine on the road.
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Dr. Davis said it was unclear whether this scientist had concluded that a secret spraying program existed.
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Earlier this week, Frieden warned that local mosquito trapping and spraying efforts were less effective than expected.
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Spraying, which uses airplanes and an insecticide called Naled, has also been done recently in Puerto Rico.
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Coca yields are more frequent than those of legal crops and farmers can protect coca against spraying.
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In the absence of any other proven control measures, spraying should continue for the moment, she said.
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You just spend hours behind cover, spraying gunfire in the general direction of anything with a badge.
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Immediately, a high-caliber rifle began spraying bullets from the rear, driver's side seat of the Nissan.
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That plan includes draining standing water and spraying the area from the ground and, controversially, the air.
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The state and county said Friday that they would pursue a more aggressive spraying strategy after Gov.
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Once blooms are pollinated, growers will start spraying their orchards, and bees have to be removed quickly.
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As we left, embers were falling from the sky and helicopters were flying low overhead spraying water.
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Officials say it is too early to know how many farmers will embrace the spraying of antibiotics.
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Ms. Sanchez has learned to watch for drifting droplets or the whir of a helicopter spraying overhead.
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He responded by calling her a bitch and spraying her in the face with a fire extinguisher.
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A worker drives a tanker truck spraying cleaning liquid to sanitize the Colosseum in Rome, March 24.
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Pyka's robot is considerably less earthbound than those: an autonomous, all-electric crop-spraying aircraft — with wings!
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There is speculation that they administered a poison by wiping it or spraying it on his face.
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The health risks posed by continued spraying of chlorpyrifos are especially high for farmworkers and rural communities.
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Drones such as this are capable of spraying crops with far more precision than a traditional tractor.
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Enforcement grew lax, and spraying machines that broke went unrepaired, according to a recent VOA News article.
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Growers have long held it at bay by trimming dead branches and, in recent decades, spraying antibiotics.
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It was much better as a pure white room, but I was spraying my need over it.
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Modern agriculture involves fields of mind-boggling size, and spraying them efficiently is a serious operational challenge.
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So maybe if that had been noticed earlier, then spraying early could have stopped it much earlier.
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It's now going even further by using 5G technology to increase precision and efficiency in crop spraying.
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At present, however, this insect can only be stopped by spraying large quantities of pesticides numerous times.
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Hakizimana believes malaria eradication in rice paddies is feasible, but Bti spraying is just the first step.
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But chemtrail conspiracy theorists believe the planes are spraying chemicals for weather control, or even mind control.
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Yes, spraying a huge quantity of aerosols aimed at totally eliminating global warming can produce unwanted effects.
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It'll start spraying sparks and that's when you should toss it diagonally towards the Pokémon in question.
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Adding fuel to the chemtrails theory is the fact that there are a few legitimate reasons for atmospheric spraying — "seeding" clouds to make rain, for example — and in recent years there has been some research on the idea of spraying chemicals as a potential way to fight global warming.
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Its technology makes for more efficient crop spraying in the same way that new fertilizers did decades ago.
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Videos from Wednesday's protest showed police spraying tear gas directly into protesters' faces and beating them with batons.
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"Stop resisting, please comply," the instructor can be heard saying before spraying each teen directly in the face.
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Malaria rates have been slashed in recent decades through the use of bed nets, indoor spraying and drugs.
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Gibney nails the graphics, zooming in on a needle spraying droplets as a robotic arm sputters through malfunctions.
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Videos from Wednesday's protest showed police spraying tear gas directly into protester's faces and beating them with batons.
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Dad believed that spraying the house with DEET could keep his son and wife safe from every harm.
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Traditionally, Mr. Mamet's plays are conducted at high velocity, with his characters spraying words like machine-gun bullets.
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The evidence is right there in the blue glitter spraying for a boy and pink for a girl.
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But Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries the virus, is tenacious and relatively impervious to broad outdoor spraying.
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It's always pretty fun — being covered in mud and shit, and smashing things, spraying water ... I don't know.
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Bear Flag Robotics retrofits tractors with autonomous technology, enabling farmers to automate tasks like spraying, mowing and ripping.
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Florida officials have been spraying against mosquitoes and encouraging people to empty even the smallest containers of water.
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Because their vehicles will be spraying lunar dust all over the Moon, whether they want to or not.
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But moving hives doesn't work with a weed killer like dicamba that can evaporate for days after spraying.
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A firefighter could be seen perched on a ladder spraying water onto the burning building as it fell.
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Meanwhile, the crew's neighbors grow increasingly vitriolic, eventually breaking into their warehouse and spraying it with xenophobic words.
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That knowledge, once transmitted and proven to local farmers, could avoid a lot of unnecessary spraying, he says.
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Cops are on the hunt for the shooters who were caught on video spraying the mansion with bullets.
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"I thought that spraying that guy was the least damaging thing I could do," he told the Times.
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Those air bags then become volatile and can explode with too much force, spraying shrapnel into the vehicle.
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"I thought that spraying that guy was the least damaging thing I could do," he told the paper.
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You see the police react by pepper spraying the crowd -- most of whom appear to be "Solidarity" protesters.
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While lightweight, each spritz comes out quickly, so I'd recommend spraying a few inches away from your face.
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Instead of spraying an entire field with weed killer, the machine identifies weeds and kills them with precision.
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One by one, the animals from the different families crossed, spraying themselves and frolicking in the brown water.
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Mosquito control officials say they are seeing a reduction in the mosquito population since the aerial spraying began.
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In the vast farmlands of central California, day care centers have to take account of pesticide-spraying schedules.
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The E.P.A. acknowledged that the volume of spraying could soar if the scourge reaches California's commercial orange groves.
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Roy Petteway does all of the above, too, but he believes that the spraying is worth the expense.
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Twenty-five million acres have been planted with genetically modified seeds to encourage the spraying of the chemical.
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As I struggled to open it, the cork gave way, spraying some of the contents onto the rock.
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All while the network was doing quite the opposite: spraying viewers with far too much fake news contagion.
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The only option left, the U.N. said, to effectively control the locust swarms was spraying insecticide from aircraft.
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The plane was owned and operated by Horan Spraying Service, a crop-dusting business based in Plainview, Texas.
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Whether they report a definitive link between toxic algae blooms and Florida's spraying policies remains to be seen.
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When Montreal's Alexander Radulov stopped abruptly in front of Lundqvist, spraying snow around him, he did not flinch.
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Ator began spraying the roads with bullets after police pulled him over for failing to use his signal.
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Scientists agree that spraying jets of water, especially from polluting trucks, will do little to disperse Bangkok's smog.
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Bart on a skateboard and running around with a catapult, or spraying tags—pictures of his yellow family.
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Already, in Miami-Dade and Broward counties — both covered under the emergency declaration — proactive insecticide spraying is underway.
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In San Diego, Trump supporters responded to a peaceful protest by pepper-spraying the protesters in the face.
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U2 frontman and noted sunglass wearer Bono has been spraying opinions lately, both in interviews and in songs.
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The government also scaled back its aerial crop-spraying programme as peace talks progressed, which allowed cultivation to expand.
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The report also found worrying gaps in use of vital malaria control tools such as bednets or indoor spraying.
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"He was spraying the crowd, it was relentless" The first calls to 911 dispatchers were at 10:08 p.m.
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People often become a little alarmed at first when their cats do this because it looks similar to spraying.
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Then they swatted it off," he said, "The second time it engulfed, and they kept spraying it on me.
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In November, footage surfaced of police spraying hoses at water protectors packed onto the bridge in sub-freezing temperatures.
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And that's before the other maintenance issues that concern a blueberry farmer: weeding, pruning, fertilizing, spraying, and so on.
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For sleeping sickness, surveillance and "vector control" (such as spraying with insecticide and setting insect traps) were highly effective.
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Some required the suppression of vectors such as flies and mosquitoes, for example by spraying insecticides or distributing bednets.
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And dreaming up a cutesy word for being an asshole is like spraying air freshener on a garbage heap.
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One of the tasks we're automating is spraying, fungicides, herbicides, and these people out there, they're wearing hazmat suits.
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Erbil, Iraq (CNN)The graffiti artist works under cover of darkness, spraying the letter M on walls across Mosul.
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AirBoard's drone is the size of two Toyota Prius cars and will focus initially on automated agtech pesticide spraying.
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According to the company's marketing material, spraying the mist up your nose allows for "increased bioavailability," of the cannabinoids.
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In my day, we used to have to work at spraying each other in the face with water guns.
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Several first responders were at the scene, including firefighters who could be seen spraying water on the smoldering remains.
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Zika Miami was to begin aerial spraying this morning to kill Zika-carrying mosquitoes, and residents are NOT happy.
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Jimenez said the virus is easily avoided by taking simple measures like spraying with repellent and wearing proper clothing.
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Sally fights primarily by spraying or injecting enemies with drugs, which means every single takedown requires expending limited resources.
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They were erupting about 125 miles up, spraying material that must land on the moon's surface, these scientists say.
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Fuller said he emailed people to encourage them to comment on the proposed spraying deadline, no matter their opinion.
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We booked it through the ticket line toward the EMT station, while I'm simultaneously spraying blood and rolling balls.
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When necessary, they'll perform maintenance, like spraying water over a thin patch or diverting traffic to a secondary route.
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Firefighters from Cal Fire were spraying water on nearby weeds and doing other preventative measures to defend the house.
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This was achieved through education efforts, distributing insecticide-treated mosquito nets, rapid diagnosis and treatment, and indoor insecticide spraying.
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Water-spraying planes could not be deployed against most fires due to gigantic plumes of smoke that reduced visibility.
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In 2011, Diego Felipe Becerra was spraying his signature Felix the Cat on a wall when he was shot.
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It blames farmers for not following spraying instructions and for illegally applying older versions of dicamba on Xtend seeds.
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I had the greatest success after spraying it through day-old volumizing spray and a coating of texturizing spray.
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Looking something like seven-armed octopi, the visitors write by spraying splotchy circles of ink into their liquid atmosphere.
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Its phantoms are already working on construction sites, and it recently released a $15,000 drone built for spraying crops.
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Miami Beach's tall buildings and ocean breezes make aerial spraying there more difficult than in Wynwood, Dr. Petersen said.
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He ended up spraying the school with bullets, hitting one child twice when bullets sailed through the wooden walls.
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If the bear charges, stand your ground and begin spraying it when it is 20003 to 60 feet away.
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Unlike Earth, Jupiter's auroras never stop due to its volcanic moon Io spraying out particles that also impact Jupiter.
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First is the issue of why and how the program of aerial spraying was suspended in the first place.
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For unknown reasons, he draped an American flag from the resort's property over a lobby counter while spraying bullets.
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It was there, inside the large room, that McQueen and the resource officer saw the male student spraying gunfire.
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But for now, Dagestan's authorities and farmers are battling the swarms just like they always have: spraying and praying.
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In June, she was arrested for allegedly pepper spraying a man and woman, according to DCPI detective Sophia Mason.
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But the state has been spraying it into the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the nexus of California's water system.
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An old man yells at them, but no one can hear him over the sound of the spraying hose.
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Benjamin Asher, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Manhattan, emphasizes that spraying should be limited to natural options.
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That said, there's a danger that over-spraying of herbicide-resistant crops has given rise to herbicide-resistant weeds.
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Researchers led by Jeanne Stellman of Columbia examined military records of the flight paths of Agent Orange spraying missions.
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What's more, states have been taking precautions after the hurricanes, with large-scale spraying efforts to control mosquito populations.
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Teams of hazmat-suited workers are spraying low-concentration bleach-and-water mixtures from trucks, guns, drones, and robots.
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Turkish social media users said it showed Greek police and farmers spraying chemical weapons and tagged the United Nations.
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Meanwhile, customers are ruder than ever, spraying workers with Lysol and berating employees over menu changes and shorter hours.
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"I'm a disgruntled skunk, shoot you out my butthole," sings Wiz Khalifa, before aggressively spraying Lil Dicky's neanderthal avatar.
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Or to morph into something more partisan, spraying ammunition at every favorite target and openly delighting in the chaos.
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Another depicted someone spraying a baby in the face with the kitchen sink nozzle, followed by the baby crying.
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As Colombia is likely to restart its aerial spraying of coca fields during 2020, expect yet more ecological devastation.
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In Sunday's clashes, police used water cannon trucks to disperse protesters, spraying jets of blue dye into the crowds.
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The cold open ended with Republicans spraying what appeared to be beers all over each other to celebrate Kavanaugh.
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The ground is as hard as concrete and the rain just splashes off, like a hose spraying a driveway.
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Photographs by Xinhua, the state news agency, show crops in dry soil and farmers spraying their fields with water.
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The airbag inflated with excessive force, spraying shrapnel into the car and causing light burns to the driver's leg.
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In a promo for the Golden Globes released Thursday, the British comedian is seen spraying the camera with champagne.
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They must adjust spraying equipment to produce larger droplets of the herbicide when temperatures creep above 91 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The police reacted by firing tear gas and spraying water chemical-laced water with blue liquid into the crowd.
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This proposes spraying particles into the upper atmosphere that will reflect sun rays and thus have a cooling effect.
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In the video, Hook said, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is heard spraying fleeing protesters with machine gun fire.
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The agency is calling for increased mosquito control – insecticide spraying and the dissemination of bug repellent and bed nets.
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The National Environment Agency (NEA) said it had begun inspections and spraying with insecticide in some parts of the city.
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"I love spraying this on after my workout to add beautiful, beachy texture to my hair," Scott told Business Insider.
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The ammo minced tissue, arteries and blood vessels, spraying a lattice of bone fragments and shrapnel all over Scalise's body.
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Koike also cited traditional ways of cooling in Japan, such as hanging straw screens and spraying water on road surfaces.
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"I certainly wasn't running around pepper-spraying innocent people, like the communists who attacked us did," he told the network.
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Firefighters tried to prevent flames from spreading by spraying water on nearby tanks, manager Kollin Schade said at a briefing.
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"Beekeepers look at Monsanto and other Big Ag companies as the enemy, spraying chemicals and killing bees' forage," Hayes says.
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Wynwood was the first neighborhood where Zika started spreading, and locals fought to normalize the area once intensive spraying began.
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They were beating and pepper spraying counter-protesters — on CNN I saw a man throw a punch at a woman.
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If you've been slathering or spraying yourself with sunscreen you bought a year or more ago, you probably aren't alone.
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However, aerial spraying isn't 20153 percent effective, and it's expensive; that two-week mission likely cost upward of $2 million.
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TMZ broke the story ... Zay was also accused of beating up his roommate and spraying him with a fire extinguisher.
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I spray it at myself while walking towards it, so I should just embrace the idea of spraying it directly.
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In early June Mike Pompeo, America's secretary of state, told the Senate that spraying "is an important tool they need".
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But Pouille looked nervous early on, spraying the court with unforced errors while Lajovic made the difference with his forehand.
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She spread them out on a well-worn counter and began spraying them with a squirt bottle, one after another.
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This time, two people in gas masks stop in front of the Mayfair Richard's home and begin spraying their lawn.
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They danced at roadside rest stops between Lincoln and Grand Island where Tom had worked in college spraying concrete materials.
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The guy who sprays vegetables at our Trader Joe's has a podcast called Still Spraying, and I was on that.
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Children also work in greenhouses spraying pesticides, or as garlic peelers - a task which causes painful damage to their fingers.
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Health officials are implementing traditional mosquito control techniques such as spraying pesticides and emptying standing water receptacles where mosquitoes breed.
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"The act of spraying water into water at a fish doesn't seem as if it harms the goldfish," he said.
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Strydom leads us through the property to the vineyards, where someone is spraying rows of grape plants from a tractor.
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The most prestigious function, spraying bullets at your opponents, is done by pressing the tube of lipstick to your face.
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Recently, men will come up to me and show me designs that their girlfriends made who want to start spraying.
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Monsanto, which is being acquired by Bayer AG for $63.5 billion, has blamed farmers for the illegal spraying in 2016.
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Eradicating mosquitoes would require widespread spraying of insecticide across the island, an approach that is both costly and environmentally disruptive.
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There is already a tenor of distrust among communities and government, all of which would be exacerbated by aerial spraying.
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Even if applied in full, it is questionable whether spraying alone could eradicate enough mosquitoes within a reasonable time frame.
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U.S. border agents began spraying tear gas on a crowd of people after some tried to breach a border fence.
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Other practices, though, like tilling the soil to get rid of weeds (instead of spraying chemicals), have the opposite effect.
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In all instances, flooding resulted in real or anticipated increases in mosquito abundance, and aerial spraying of toxic OPs ensued.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services has begun aerial insecticide spraying in Refugio and Bee Counties near Corpus Christi.
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Last week, some protesters stormed the city's legislature, the Legislative Council, spraying graffiti on the walls and ransacking the chambers.
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Florida will begin its fourth, and possibly final, round of insecticide spraying for Zika mosquitoes over Miami Beach this weekend.
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Another suggestion involves spraying ocean water into the air to whiten clouds and thereby increase their capacity to deflect sunlight.
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The product is a "topical caffeine spray," which the company recommends spraying on your neck for a gradual energy boost.
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The robot mops by spraying water out of the front and then running over it with a solution-impregnated pad.
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In May 2015, an investigator, prompted by an anonymous complaint, arrived at a field where Gibson's workers were spraying chemicals.
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There have been eruptions of violence in the protests, with police officers spraying tear gas, beating protesters, and firing beanbags.
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What kind of machine responds to those trying to protect their water by spraying them in subfreezing temperatures with water?
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Timely and targeted spraying of pesticides can dramatically cut down on the adult population of mosquitoes in a given area.
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The police kicked off the workday on Thursday by spraying tear gas at an entrance of Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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Last week, arsonists torched a black church in Greenville, Mississippi, after spraying "Vote Trump" on one of its exterior walls.
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While we were in the line, they forced us to keep our eyes open, spraying them with a painful spray.
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Before the aerosols start spraying, graffiti artists meet with recyclers to ask how they would like to see themselves represented.
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In the clip, Claire finds Michelle in the bathroom, spraying her body with self tanner, her vagina fully on display.
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While some are spraying Carlsberg about and generally enjoying themselves, others are now throwing spent tinnies at the police line.
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He spent the day spraying hot water to thaw the pipes and keeping a close eye on the weather forecast.
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When exposed to moisture, ammonium nitrate can cause the inflator to rupture with deadly force, spraying shrapnel into vehicle occupants.
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His father, Eugene Mollo, escaped Russia in the 1920s and started a company built around a process for spraying cement.
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A woman to my right grimaces as she dives her face into the spraying water, which splashes my paper notebook.
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Petrie surveyed 292 residents about their current health symptoms and any health worries they had, then followed up after spraying.
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Eyewitnesses tell us the singer was basically spraying the audience all night inside Jimmy's nightclub, where he was also performing.
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After his match-winning performance, the players gathered on the grass for the traditional group photograph and Champagne-spraying celebrations.
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The instructions are quite complex, discouraging spraying both when it is too windy or when it is not windy enough.
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Earlier this year, a new California regulation barred spraying close to schools or day-care centers, or during school hours.
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But after a hurricane warning is issued, farmers have to stop spraying the manure onto their fields within four hours.
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The state has conducted aerial spraying to kill off mosquitos, but health officials say the risk has not been eliminated.
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Speaking of smells, Donovan says that spraying your sheets with essential oils is a nice relaxing touch for any bedroom.
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The sunbaked, humid conditions in Ashe Stadium left the normally self-contained Stephens uttering oaths as well as spraying groundstrokes.
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Once they limited their targets to government buildings, spraying them with slogans and throwing stones and other projectiles at them.
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Police there are staffing checkpoints outside the town and health officials, clad in protective gear and spraying disinfectants on cars.
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Clouds at sea could be made more reflective by spraying them with a fine saline mist, drawn from the ocean.
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Footage from the incident shows police beating and pepper-spraying passengers who were crammed, immobile on an escalator, amid screams.
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He christened the new digs in New Hampshire by spraying whipped cream into the mouths of supporters on their knees. .
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Using technology to precisely apply pesticides rather than spraying entire fields can benefit the environment and save money for farmers.
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Andrew Yang was spotted spraying whipped cream into the mouths of kneeling supporters at a campaign office opening in Manchester.
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This can include mirrors in space to reflect sunlight away or spraying particles into the air to cool the planet.
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Mr. Burch, then 28, was charged with gun and drug possession, but not with firing a weapon or spraying Mace.
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However, there is a preponderance of evidence to indicate that the mass spraying of herbicides has indeed caused such problems.
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At the hotel, the dancing continued ... only there, the champagne spraying stopped and the guys switched to sipping red wine.
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Each month 500-600 people are certified for particular kinds of drone operation, such as photography, pesticide spraying or infrastructure inspection.
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Seriously, after spraying it into your roots and zhuzhing you may even forget you have it in your locks at all.
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I decide not to shower and start the day by spraying about a half canister of dry shampoo in my hair.
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All this chaos (was) caused by the police and their law enforcement putting out the noise cannons, spraying people with water.
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When the button on the back stops flashing, pressing a second button on the front of the Biem starts the spraying.
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The state's acting chief health officer said the spraying was a precaution aimed at preventing mosquitoes from spreading the man's infection.
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More than 290 injuries worldwide have been linked to Takata inflators that could explode, spraying metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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The third is about a kid going to a food court and spraying blood on some jocks and eating their food.
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"Anyone uncomfortable with spraying tear gas on children is welcome to join the coalition of the moral and the sane," Sen.
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"Spraying water onto the skin simply causes more evaporation," Dr. Howe says — and that is how facial mists end up backfiring.
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Think about it this way: If there's dirt on a window, spraying water and then wiping will clean it, he says.
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I love spraying it on at night at the end of my skin routine to give me a fresh, supple feeling.
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The traditional technique of spraying from trucks and planes "is like fighting Al Qaeda with an old-fashioned army," he said.
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That's why all possible approaches to malaria prevention -- including bed nets, indoor spraying and the vaccine -- are so important, said Ballou.
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In fact, he was happily spraying his scent around the outside of the house, appearing quite confident, if not totally smitten.
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The plane lay in a farm field and appeared heavily damaged and burnt, with firefighters spraying water on its smoldering remains.
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However, aerial spraying was banned after a ruling by the constitutional court in 2015, because of concerns that it causes cancer.
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Yes, there are waterproofing sprays that you can buy, but you run the risk of ruining your shoes by over spraying.
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The French resort of Les Deux Alpes has even started spraying snow on its glacier (above 22,2100 metres) to preserve it.
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Half had water damage, including spraying leaks, water pools three inches deep, raw sewage, rotten wood and severe mold, records show.
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However, local beekeepers told ABC they only had about ten hours to prepare for the spraying, which occurred on Sunday morning.
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He's later seen trying to wash off his face by dunking his head into water and spraying himself with a hose.
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Avid vintage shoppers swear by spraying vodka or vinegar on their finds to get rid of the smell of previous owners.
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Tyson has also started spraying hot water inside the hatchery to maintain a clean environment and increased spot-testing for bacteria.
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The cleaning system has been updated throughout, as well, with improved spraying and larger pads with a range of different materials.
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More than 290 injuries worldwide have been linked to Takata inflators that can explode, spraying metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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Firefighters in the northern port told Reuters in August they believed spraying water after the first blast had exacerbated the blaze.
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The sight of Hillary Rodham Clinton spraying blood out of her nipples will haunt me for as long as I live.
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But aerial spraying should be a last resort, as the best way to combat Zika is to prevent it from proliferating.
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Dealing with this both reduced fuel bills and improved the uniformity and effectiveness of things like fertiliser, herbicide and pesticide spraying.
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The report says use of the insect-resistant crops has clearly led to a decrease in the spraying of chemical insecticides.
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Occasionally they leapt to their feet, spraying bullets toward Islamic State fighters in buildings more than 200 yards down the street.
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Reports indicate a group of teens were assaulting a young lady, which led to a teen spraying mace throughout the station.
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So, as a last resort, the C.D.C. on July 6 endorsed aerial spraying to eliminate mosquitoes with an insecticide called naled.
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A government employee failed to forewarn a commercial beekeeper of aerial spraying aimed at mosquitoes, and millions of honeybees were killed.
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The cocaine trade itself is huge and involves more than just the rural communities, but aerial spraying is only targeting peasants.
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Because the child is immobilized, the nurse holds an enameled basin in readiness for when the stomach contents come spraying out.
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How then could House Republicans justify passing H.R. 953 to eliminate the need for a permit before spraying pesticides into water?
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Hong Kong police have begun spraying protesters with blue-dye water cannons in an effort to identify protesters for arrests later.
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Of course, x-ray vision would come with a downside, in that you'd be spraying all your surveillance targets with radiation.
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Stormy was spraying herself down, and spitting up a mysterious white liquid, while shaking her money makers at NOLA's Penthouse Club.
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Johannesburg (CNN)Images of a South African Pastor spraying insecticide into the faces of his congregants are circulating on social media.
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The Irvine Police Department posted a surveillance-camera video of a man in a hoodie spraying the exterior of the synagogue.
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People used to watch YouTube just for funny videos then, so when they saw people spraying bars they were like 'What?
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Then there are the question marks: There's serious concern over whether glyphosate spraying has hurt monarch butterfly populations in North America.
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Weekly demonstrations and sit-ins have at times turned tense and violent when police arrive spraying tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Police strapped on protective riot gear and tried to control the crowd by spraying chemicals, according to officials and media reports.
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Teams in brightly colored jackets raced industrial drones and competed in events like delivering parcels and spraying plumes of mock pesticide.
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Ask Real Estate Spraying debris onto the sidewalk and into the street isn't just counterproductive — in some instances it is illegal.
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The Warren County Mosquito Control Commission is also planning on spraying adult mosquitoes in the area where they collected the sample.
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But as we've eradicated those native milkweeds with farming, mowing, and herbicide spraying, butterfly numbers have collapsed 218 percent since 24.
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They have been up on ladders and scissor lifts spraying and daubing paint in view of tourists and downtown office workers.
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Keutsch, for one, seems uncertain about what he will discover when the group actually tries spraying particulates high above the earth.
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Women bristled at the thought of pulling out a perfume bottle that looked like a lighter and spraying themselves in public.
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Many shops in affected malls closed early after battalions of riot police stormed in, pepper spraying crowds and making multiple arrests.
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In 1996, there were a number of infections that led the state to do more ground and aerial spraying for mosquitoes.
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The spray nozzles are illuminated so you can see just how much solution is hitting the floor and prevent excessive spraying.
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Last year, there was an aerial spraying of insecticide in South Florida because of concerns about the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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The Rhode Island Department of Health announced on Thursday it was conducting a second round of aerial spraying across the state.
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The Rhode Island Department of Health announced on Thursday it was conducting a second round of aerial spraying across the state.
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Ethan and Grayson Dolan have a passion for fragrance and say they never leave the house before spraying on a scent.
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The spraying with pesticide by trucks and airplanes that knocks down nuisance mosquitoes cannot reach ones that have sneaked into buildings.
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Apple and pear growers have long managed the disease, by trimming dead branches and in recent decades, spraying antibiotics like Streptomycin.
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Read: Bringing back bison to restore America's lost prairie The work also involves spraying a toxin called 1080 in remote areas.
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When they start to nibble or scratch, spraying a little water their way usually does the trick in communicating, off-limits!
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Travis Barker is a badass with sick drumming skills cause not even a blood-spraying finger can hold the man down.
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The group filmed themselves spraying red paint over the statue, then posted the footage to the anarchist website Montreal Counter-Information.
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Along with the Environmental Protection Agency, the CDC is urging Puerto Rico to control its mosquito population with aerial pesticide spraying.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Nov 25 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: Bayer's Monsanto pleaded guilty to spraying a banned pesticide on the Hawaiian island of Maui, and agreed to pay $10.2 million in criminal fines and other payments for the spraying and for illegally storing hazardous waste, U.S. prosecutors said.
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"We started adding the heat and everything," Flower said, spraying chili in the mouth of Fiesta-goer and chili lover Rob McAllister.
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Those might include war, a terrorist attack on facilities that carry out the spraying or political changes of heart, the study noted.
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Mousesports' Johannes "Nex" Maget was ready, though, spraying down all five Na'Vi players one by one in an unreal one-man stand.
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Thousands remained outside government buildings on Friday night, with the majority sitting peacefully and spraying each other with water to keep cool.
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Someone even suggested spraying the poor beast with Narcan before everyone decided the whole situation was just too bizarre to deal with.
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The father-son duo looked like they were having a blast, climbing an inflatable slide and spraying each other with toy hoses.
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Denver has tried other goose management tactics including oiling their eggs, spraying repellents and creating visual barriers to discourage geese from nesting.
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Another worry with spice is that the spraying of the chemicals is uneven, leading to highly variable potency within the same batch.
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But outside spraying by mosquito districts won't kill mosquitoes that are breeding inside homes -- and Zika-spreading mosquitoes love to live indoors.
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Since then, more than 20 fissures have opened up across the area, spraying lava as well as toxic gases into the air.
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Yet, one of the scariest single images I've seen on television lately has nothing to do with teeny-tiny blood-spraying holes.
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She listed blasting water canons in below freezing temperatures, spraying mace, using rubber bullets and other tactics that have injured #NoDAPL protesters.
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The idea is that spraying aerosols will build a reflective layer that blocks out part of the Sun to cool the Earth.
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Hundreds remained outside government buildings on Friday night, with the majority sitting peacefully and spraying each other with water to keep cool.
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Seed coatings are not considered a "pesticide application" akin to spraying, because farmers buy the coated seed and then just plant it.
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Traditional control techniques emphasize removing standing water, spraying pesticides and larvicides, and encouraging homeowners to keep screens on their doors and windows.
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Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-sized water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecasted to spawn storms.
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Never stop spraying: Obviously, every locale is asking residents to use insect repellant, but Rodriguez explained it isn't just for personal protection.
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There are plenty that seem believable though—about everything from plasma spraying and hard disk drives to immunization and rotary drilling instruments.
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The video of the Thursday incident appears to show one Florida deputy spraying pepper spray in the face of a teen boy.
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The program continues to distribute mosquito nets and pays for household insecticide spraying and the rapid diagnosis and treatment of the sick.
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Since the mosquito that carries Zika is most active at predawn and at sunset, all spraying must take place at those times.
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In a video published by researchers in 2011, a hagfish was observed spraying the slime onto a biting shark in New Zealand.
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But all his spraying couldn't spare him from a pernicious tick that found in the one spot he couldn't swat — his eyeball.
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A fire on the water was recently extinguished, and ships are now spraying the surface with chemical agents to dissolve the oil.
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In 220, the North Carolina General Assembly placed a moratorium on building hog farms that use these waste pits and spraying methods.
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Hari Kondabolu: Bloomington was great, though they had hate crimes happening over the last week—people spraying swastikas and things like that.
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The Economist reports some are blaming a decline in indoor residual spraying, which treats walls of houses with insecticide, for the increase.
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A poorly secured intravenous tube popped loose during the first attempt, spraying the inside of the death chamber in lethal-injection chemicals.
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The rifle juts through the chain-link fence, spraying hate and blowing bone and muscle to bits in a show of nothing.
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If NASCAR star Jimmie Johnson wins a record-setting 8th championship next year ... he'll be spraying Monster Energy drinks instead of champagne.
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When I started spraying, guys would spray over my work and wrote things like "get back in the kitchen" on my stuff.
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It announced a drone built for spraying crops and a partnership with FLIR Systems to add thermal imaging to its Zenmuse camera.
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Planes would have to keep flying and spraying ever-larger quantities essentially forever, or the world would resume warming with redoubled force.
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He said she and another woman performed stunts which involved convincing men to close their eyes and then spraying them with water.
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U.S. border agents began spraying tear gas at migrants attempting to breach a southern border crossing on Sunday, The Associated Press reported.
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It's only been weeks since Miami Beach experienced repeated aerial spraying of the insecticide Naled in spite of much protest by locals.
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As a public health scientist specialized in chemical exposure assessment, I provide a word of caution against this frequent aerial OP spraying.
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Several times, the fire's front line jumped over the trucks, and the firemen kept from burning by spraying a mist around themselves.
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As you can see, we were far from what happened and were not involved but he in walked up spraying us pic.twitter.
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Spraying somebody with a noxious blend of carcinogens is not just nasty; it is assault, and it should be prosecuted as such.
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Gunfire could be heard throughout live broadcasts and bullets could be seen spraying out of a home, ricocheting off the surrounding buildings.
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So fresh, so clean You don't have to go all the way to Tokyo to experience Japan's music-playing, water-spraying toilets.
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The technique would involve spraying large amounts of sulfate particles into the Earth's lower stratosphere at altitudes as high as 12 miles.
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Native Hawaiians filed formal federal complaints against the state of Hawaii, objecting to pesticide spraying near their communities, the Associated Press reports.
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The Manchester Fire Department came in and vented the joint after the Health Department closed it down due to the pepper spraying.
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Some posts have suggested that putting sesame oil on your body or spraying yourself with alcohol or chlorine will kill the virus.
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After an explosion, they positioned themselves outside the main entrance of the mosque and its 12 windows, spraying the worshipers with gunfire.
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A viral video from CNN affiliate WHBQ showed a man spraying a student with what appeared to be disinfectant spray after school.
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The infected man runs out of the theater, spraying virus juice from his gaping pie hole at those at the concession stand.
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Based on the current study, Dr. Sugiura predicted that other spraying species may also be able to escape from a predator's stomach.
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Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-size water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecast to spawn storms.
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City officials have reportedly been spraying Volgograd Arena and the nearby marshlands with insecticide for the last few days, to little avail.
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I found the mist on this didn't distribute enough — after spraying several times, I still didn't get enough product on my hair.
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Health officials in Florida have begun aerial spraying to kill mosquitoes in hopes of halting the spread of Zika in the state.
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This was not the Brady everyone knew, spraying passes and missing receivers, and a large swath of America was reveling in it.
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I crack my eyes open to bat it away — only to notice several people spraying essential oils into the air around me.
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If the situation gets bad enough, he said, he will start aerial spraying and probably ask for help from the federal agencies.
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On the battlefield, sarin and other nerve agents can be used against targets by spraying them as a liquid or an aerosol.
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A concern with automatic systems, Mr. Conlon said, is that overeager homeowners may dispense more insecticide than needed, resulting in over-spraying.
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Florida began aerial spraying on Thursday to kill mosquitoes in a Miami neighborhood with the first U.S. spread of the Zika virus.
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"It seems to me that he genuinely believes he's punishing or crushing his enemies by spraying out nasty tweets," Mr. Chait said.
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Workers wearing fumigation masks moved methodically through high-rise public housing estates, inspecting plant pots and spraying insecticide via thermal fogging machines.
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One disturbing video shows Vlad spraying bullets into a lake, calling Xan a "bitch" and asking for "smoke" at his scheduled Oct.
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His later efforts often used new materials, such as metallized acrylics and gels, as well as showier applications like trowelling and spraying.
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People are shut indoors, commerce has dwindled and companies are adapting with innovations such as spraying workers with disinfectant in a tunnel.
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But the commitment is only to a six-month spraying program — and only in the Gasabo district, one of 30 in Rwanda.
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The United States has only reduced insecticide use by 33 percent, while herbicide spraying has increased 20 percent over that same period.
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This includes deliberately seeding clouds or spraying sulfuric acid into the stratosphere to offset some of humanity's impacts on the world's climate.
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She told me that she'd experimented with spraying it in her mouth and realized that it does, in fact, get you high.
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The process involves crew spraying airborne insecticides through the cabin, a common practice in Australia and New Zealand to kill soft-bodied insects.
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The survival of cells shooting out of the SkinGun is instrumental, since cells "injured" in the process of spraying might not grow properly.
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He also incorporated our sense of smell (clearly a theme), by lighting incense or spraying scented concoctions at peak times during the meditation.
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Surrounded by members of the media and humanitarian groups, protestors also clashed with police in the city center, spraying paint on their shields.
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And as the peace talks progressed, the government scaled back aerial crop-spraying—according to its critics, in order to placate the FARC.
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Because locusts are coldblooded, they have little energy before the day warms up, and the best spraying time is early in the morning.
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It says its solution is ecologically friendly because only the one species is targeted, whereas chemical spraying can affect many types of organisms.
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METAIRIE, La. – Authorities say a woman accused of pepper-spraying patrons at a Chuck E. Cheese&aposs in Louisiana has been arrested. Nola.
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Tens of billions could be spent on advanced tech for major farm uses such as precision fertilizer, planting, spraying and irrigation, Goldman predicts.
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If you live by a crop field — as many here do — windows and doors should be kept shut, especially when the spraying starts.
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The study found that 76 out of 77 atmospheric chemists and geochemists had found no evidence supporting a chemical spraying program by aircraft.
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Monsanto has said that U.S. farmers spraying this past summer failed to follow detailed instructions of up to 29,22018 words printed on labels.
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The government has also been stepping up on precautionary measures such as thermal fogging, misting and indoor spraying of insecticides at inspected premises.
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Since the variety of mosquito that carries Zika is most active predawn and at sunset, all spraying must take place at those times.
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The missile hit its target, spraying a cloud of shrapnel into a wide range of orbits, including those where SpaceX proposes to fly.
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His decision reverses the Obama administration's finding that this 52-year-old insecticide is potentially too risky to keep spraying on our crops.
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Civilians and authorities took part, spraying water, carrying out debris and doing whatever else they could to save those trapped in the rubble.
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To create the actress's elegant updo, hairstlyist Laini Reeves began by spraying her towel-dried hair with KMS Thermashape Quick Blow Dry spray.
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Instead point Grandpa Rob to SnappyScreen, a sunscreen-spraying booth that will cover him head to toe with no fear of missed spots.
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The next clip shows Saint trying out Chicago's scent, spraying it a little too enthusiastically before Kardashian West, 37, gently takes it away.
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Authorities inspected thousands of homes in seven parts of Singapore, including five foreign worker dormitories, spraying insecticide and removing potential mosquito breeding habitats.
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She is also accused of beating and pepper-spraying them from head to toe, and taking them out of school to make videos.
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When last we saw her, Post was spraying her down and canoodling with her back in August on a yacht off Saint-Tropez.
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Rio's authorities have stepped up insecticide-spraying campaigns and the mopping-up of spots of stagnant water in which the insect can breed.
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Such information from seed companies, and the many others spraying away, would calm controversy; more accurate exposure testing and fairer regulation could follow.
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When he talks of spraying "cockroaches" or urges people to "start work", it is hard to miss the old codewords for massacring Tutsis.
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They include everything from obstructing solar radiation with space-based mirrors, to spraying clouds with sea water to whiten them, increasing their reflectivity.
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He pointed to last week's mass shooting in Las Vegas, where a gunman killed 58 people after spraying fire on a music festival.
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Conversely, the use of herbicide-resistant crops might have led to an increase in the spraying of chemical weed killers in some cases.
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Aerial spraying over the Miami neighborhood with the locally transmitted cases in the continental United States has been highly effective, Dr. Frieden said.
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Instead, he blamed a 26-year-old farmhand named Curtis Jones for illegally spraying dicamba, a controversial weed killer, on a neighboring farm.
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The city is also hampered in turning to a tactic that helped Wynwood reduce its population of aegypti: the aerial spraying of Naled.
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Senator Sanders also reposted a tweet that said that law enforcement officials were spraying Native Americans with water cannons in 26-degree weather.
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But as migrants objected to their removal, the police began spraying them with high-powered streams of water and clouds of tear gas.
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The panel suggested that countries intensively control mosquitoes near airports and consider spraying insecticide inside planes before takeoff, a common anti-malaria measure.
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Lushchinskaya was charged earlier this year after allegedly pepper-spraying a man, also at the 36th Street station, according to the criminal complaint.
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Velvet LashesIf the idea of textured eyelashes gives you visions of spraying dry shampoo in your eyes, don't worry, it's nothing like that.
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Her makeup artist pulls a spray bottle from her rolling luggage and begins wildly spraying the air, shooting me right in the eyes.
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"He then carried out this violent and cruel act by spraying bullets on innocent people who were celebrating the new year," Sahin said.
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I like 'Moving Now' because the chorus is catchy and as an MC, actually spraying the verses on that tune feels so good.
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That kind of spraying "is very uncommon," said Grayson C. Brown, the director of the public entomology laboratory at the University of Kentucky.
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"I do have a memory of her spraying it on her wrist and I guess rubbing it, rubbing them together," Mr. Rowley said.
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The men have denied any involvement in the spraying of a chemical weapon on Mr. Skripal's front door in Salisbury, England, in March.
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Ms. Najjar, noticeable in her white coat and red lipstick, scurries around spraying saline solution in people's eyes to wash away the gas.
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That, of course, is also the case with plenty of people who don't end up spraying bullets through Jewish children or young soldiers.
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Spraying disinfectant solutions into the air is probably not an effective way to kill the virus, but wiping down highly touched surfaces is.
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"This one is just not really looking good," said John O'Neill, spraying the ailing tree with orange paint that marked it for removal.
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Many officials, particularly in the United States, note that the surge in coca leaf production coincided with Mr. Santos' decision to stop spraying.
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In 220, Bedside Dermatology's traveling crews performed thousands of cryosurgeries — spraying liquid nitrogen on precancerous lesions with an instrument that resembles a blowtorch.
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In Sunday's clashes, police used water cannon trucks to disperse protesters, spraying jets of blue dye into the crowds and sending hundreds fleeing.
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International agencies are sending protective equipment for health workers, body bags to enable safe burials, chlorine-spraying equipment, water treatment kits and medicines.
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The pressurized air may be moved into a storage tank to stand by until it is needed to do work, like spraying paint.
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I can also use one as a scent diffuser by spraying a cotton ball with perfume and placing it inside the tea ball.
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Some farmers have tried to reduce the waste in their lagoons by pumping some of it out and spraying it on their fields.
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Once those morsels are digested, the animal then discards the leftovers out the back of its burrow by spraying them from its anus.
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There is now a heavy-lifting, water-spraying drone by Aerones that will make power washing and deicing wind turbines a lot easier.
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Monsanto believes there is no scientific evidence to support cutoff dates for spraying dicamba herbicides, said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy.
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Workers were using heavy-duty backpack blowers to clear debris on the ground and firefighters were spraying the remaining hot spots with water.
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Television footage showed police pepper-spraying a man they then arrested outside a shopping centre in the densely-populated district of Mong Kok.
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"I thought that spraying that guy was the least damaging thing I could do," he told The New York Times over the weekend.
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You keep spraying whatever over it to make it acceptable and then, you know, as those things grow, then you create a superbug.
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Nor will other unorthodox methods — like water-spraying drones that have been deployed in recent days in Bangkok — fix the chronic air problem.
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Environmental health workers minimize mosquito populations by coating the walls of vulnerable schools and homes with insecticide, a technique called indoor residual spraying.
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Even though the board is not technically required to pay for the spraying of bugs, billing you for it is the wrong move.
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Over dinner she told me about it, straightforwardly, careful not to boast, like someone admitting he'd shielded someone from spraying bullets in Vegas.
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But scientists are coming up against another problem: conspiracy theorists who are convinced that they're spraying chemicals for the purpose of mind control.
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As the only food hacker at Maker Faire Tokyo, Akihiko Iyoda demonstrates how to change the taste of food by spraying it with perfume.
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Scientists are developing technology to both kill and stop the spread of mosquitoes, such as bed nets, wall spraying, mosquito traps and genetic engineering.
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Until then, Barty had been unchallenged on a windswept Court Suzanne Lenglen, spraying the court with winners down the line and cunning drop shots.
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Marie loved to slather herself in almond oil, so post-shower, I find myself spraying L'Occitane's Almond Supple Skin Oil on my damp body.
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In Jefferson County on the eastern Texas coast, aerial spraying began Sunday and could end Tuesday, the county's mosquito control division director told Reuters.
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Alma Cadwalader, 19, alleges the jogger was pepper-spraying her two dogs in a park without provocation when she stepped in to stop it.
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If you are spraying surfaces that will be used for food preparation, they should be rinsed with clean water after the Lysol has dried.
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For its part, DJI has a small line of bigger, pricier drones that it markets for things like power line inspection and crop spraying.
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Mexican officials are moving to protect Francis with aerial antimosquito spraying before he visits Chiapas and Michoacán, regions where the virus has been active.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the Department of Agriculture said it was imposing additional cabin spraying of insecticides on flights arriving into Sydney from Southeast Asia.
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"Between our efforts and the county's spraying efforts the last thing I'd ever want to be is a mosquito on Miami Beach," Levine said.
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Not approved is the Carrie-esque scene that occurs when they're on the plane together and said patient's tube pops out, spraying blood everywhere.
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Experts fighting Zika in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami have announced aerial spraying campaigns using pesticides that kill both adult mosquitoes and mosquito larvae.
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Patricia Hill was found guilty on Monday of spraying fake blood on the steps of National Rifle Association lobbyist Chris Cox's home in January
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The mayor said the aerial spraying is to head off a future danger, noting that the number of cases of the disease is small.
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"You talk to the mosquito spraying guys, and they're all about human health, and they're OK with some impacts to the environment," he said.
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The wheat, discovered when it survived herbicide spraying, has not been approved for commercial use, said David Bailey, director of CFIA's plant production division.
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I started with my left hand, spraying from left to right and did so three times to really get every bit of my beds.
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One of of the more radical ideas, called solar radiation management, involves spraying aerosol particles into the stratosphere to reflect light away from Earth.
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"The abuses include strip searches, violent security dog attacks, pepper-spraying of youth and intimidation by law enforcement," the Tribe said in a statement.
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On Sunday, the Wellston officers were responding to a shots fired call when a gunman at the scene began spraying the area with bullets.
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The U.S., frustrated by surging cocaine exports in Colombia, has encouraged Duque to resume the controversial practice of aerial spraying on Colombian coca fields.
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He added that it alerted beekeepers who were on the local mosquito control registry by phone or email, a common practice before truck spraying.
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Researchers have been toying with the idea of spraying massive quantities of aerosols into the atmosphere, which would bounce solar radiation back into space.
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President-elect Ivan Duque is promising a tougher approach to speed up eradication of the drug, including aerial spraying and the use of drones.
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The rapper performed Thursday night at Club La Vela in Panama City Beach, Florida and showed fan appreciation by spraying the crowd with water.
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BASF said the Bosch precision spraying collaboration was very interesting but it was too early to comment further as the transaction had not completed.
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Its manifesto outlines policies including re-activating mass spraying, replanting farms with high yield trees, improving local processing and compensating farmers for diseased trees.
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Stop spraying bullets, take cover, and figure out a way to get out of the perpetual kill zone that is the press briefing room.
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Missouri farmer Bobby Aycock joined one of several class-action lawsuits against Monsanto after dicamba spraying by nearby farmers damaged his crops in 2016.
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Unfortunately, a team of workers diligently spraying dookie off of San Francisco's sidewalks doesn't exactly solve the underlying issue—the city's ongoing homelessness epidemic.
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Agricultural clients will receive reports tailored to mitigate damage from insects and disease, and others to optimize spraying, irrigation, frost protection, planting, and harvesting.
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Putzmeister said it continues to take advantage of Sany's distribution network to sell its concrete-spraying machines, which Sany doesn't have in its portfolio.
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Pruitt's decision reversed the former Obama administration's finding that the 52-year-old pesticide is potentially too risky to keep spraying on our crops.
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An image posted on the school's Facebook page showed fire trucks spraying water at the building as flames shot high into the night sky.
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Splurging on the Oribe Gold Lust Dry Shampoo doesn't sting so bad when you feel like you're spraying actual powdered gold into your hair.
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He then went onto the observation deck and began spraying sniper fire, turning a tranquil summertime campus into a scene of chaos and death.
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Bees rest in their hives at night; however, a failure to protect hives from naled spraying recently killed millions of bees in South Carolina.
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"For the most part, corporations know how to control fire hazards associated with spraying operations, and work to establish a safety culture," said Reason.
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Just feet away, in the playground inspired by the Egyptian art collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art nearby, was a spout spraying water.
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One mural, on a street in northern Paris where migrants sleep rough, shows a black girl spraying a pink wallpaper pattern over a swastika.
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Health officials in Florida have begun aerial spraying to kill mosquitoes, with hopes of halting any further spread of the virus in the state.
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Farmers, developers and other land users say that the rule would require federal permits for simple, everyday tasks like digging ditches and spraying pesticides.
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And about 60 percent of Japanese households have high-tech washlet toilets with features like spraying and air drying, reports Justin Thomas of Metaefficient.
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Conspiracy theorists claim this is evidence of a spraying program, but it's really just evidence that the air varies based on altitude and geography.
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Bergvall said he was impressed by the aerial reconnaissance and spraying demonstration—simulated with dyed water and a tree stump—on the department's land.
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In the Wynwood section of Miami, mosquito swarms did not decrease enough to stop disease transmission until both types of aerial spraying were used.
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But spraying alcohol or chlorine all over your body "will not kill viruses that have already entered your body," the World Health Organization says.
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For instance, a micro-jet sensor might indicate when too much stress is put on part of a bridge, bursting and spraying a dye.
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The score, by Mr. Harris's longtime collaborator Darrin Ross, features the ominous sounds of barking dogs and spraying water, ostensibly from a fire hose.
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Everyone in the audience stood up and started to dance as they thanked us for coming, offering hugs and spraying us with more water.
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Spraying chemicals into the atmosphere sounded outlandish and reckless, and, worst of all, like a distraction from the key task of reducing carbon emissions.
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These findings, published in 2003, put an end to the longtime denial by the government that Agent Orange spraying did not harm American troops.
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A truckload of liquid oxygen finally saved them; as soon as the gas began spraying into Biosphere 2, they began racing around in joy.
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American Mosquito Control Association technical advisor Joe Conlon recommended precautions like staying indoors, washing produce growing outside, and wiping down outdoor toys during spraying.
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I couldn't really feel the salt spraying on me, but after a few minutes, I could see it gathering on my skin like dust.
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He aimed the machine gun at the Americans and the Afghan commandos huddled on the other side of a gravel path and began spraying.
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Tree says the cycle of rural poverty and coca-planting is exacerbated by spraying programs, and that investment in roads would be more effective.
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The farming industry is expected to shift massively toward greater automation, including the use of self-driving tractors and robotic spraying and irrigation equipment.
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On the television was a family of elephants in the glossy mud, flapping their ears against the flies and spraying water on their backs.
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Allen completed 19 of 223 passes, spraying his completions to seven different receivers, and rushed for a score in his first nationally televised game.
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An "uncontained" engine failure, in which parts of an engine disintegrate, sometimes spraying debris that can damage or even destroy a plane, is rare.
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There were lots of shots, too, with Pittsburgh matching its Game 1 output, spraying Rinne from all over, though it did not bother him.
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Breaking away from their ethos, however, the Mets turned to small ball, spraying six straight hits to open the bottom of the seventh inning.
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Russian authorities said on Thursday they hope that spraying the vanilla concentrate on trees and shrubs around the venue will keep the gnats away.
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In addition, wind and rain can be heavy, helping to spread the plant and the insect, as well as interfering with pesticide spraying schedules.
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Abortion aside, Planned Parenthood offers a highly effective way of limiting spread of Zika without spraying chemicals into the air: condoms and birth control.
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In October, Stephen Paddock fired round after round from the window of his Las Vegas hotel room, spraying bullets on thousands of concertgoers below.
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A drummer's electronic snare was so loud and crisp you could almost see the reverb spraying like ice off the head with each hit.
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Even clear GMO benefits (like a marked reduction in insecticide spraying) weren't very compelling when the crops in question went into cars and pigs.
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Spraying cooking spray, silicone lubricant or WD-40 in the rubber seals of your car doors can also help prevent them from freezing shut overnight.
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DARPA, on the other hand, says insects are the only practical solution, as overhead spraying of HEGAAs would require infrastructure that's not available to farmers.
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Finally, Reed recommends spraying your dog with sunscreen, such as Epi Pet sunscreen, because it comes in a spray bottle and is easy to use.
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After taking a round of Adios Mother—— shots, he received a lap dance and fired a money gun spraying dollar bills over a the crowd.
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But if farmers in guerrilla-held areas continue to grow the illicit coca instead, government spraying could once again expose them to potentially harmful chemicals.
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By the time I visited Wynwood, daily pesticide and larvicide spraying from planes, trucks, and hand sprayers had wiped out most traces of the bugs.
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Ophelia, however, was a boy, with an undescended testicle, who responded to this misfortune in life by spraying all of my clothing with his scent.
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When a pipe broke in her toilet, spraying water all over, Ms. Zawadzki, 5003, didn't know what valve to turn off or whom to call.
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But drastic moves might lead to unintended consequences, according to scientists who ran a model to see how spraying the sulfate would affect our climate.
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A Reuters picture showed a police officer spraying an isolated demonstrator with what appears to be pepper spray while she was sitting on the ground.
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Secure it with hairspray (Marjan swears by Tresemme's Micromist Level 1) and then bring the bottom half up to meet it, spraying that as well.
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For example, several biologists testified in the 1958 Long Island trial in which plaintiffs claimed DDT spraying in their town had caused unacceptable health effects.
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It raises questions about how aerial spraying will affect communities as Zika spreads and officials search for ways to protect their cities and towns. 3.
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The advantage here is that identifying risk and early spraying helps reduce the amount of pesticides sprayed on a crop and also reduce yield losses.
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A police commander says anyone who interferes risks being sprayed with glyphosate, even though Mr Santos, deeming the herbicide dangerous, banned aerial spraying in 2015.
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Rating: The sand spraying wildly around in this video is the equivalent of a Microderm abrasion for your soul—close your eyes and enjoy it.
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They're also spraying larvacide and planting thousands of minnows in the waterways to gobble up the mosquito larvae before they can grow into dangerous adults.
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The control board relies on several methods, including mosquito surveillance, education, eliminating breeding sites, biological control, pesticides, spray trucks and "airplane spraying," the city says.
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Indian air force helicopters have been spraying water from the region's lakes such as Bhimtal, but were hindered by poor visibility caused by dense smoke.
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Spraying experimental rice plants with artificial acid rain immediately cut their release into the soil of three relevant bacterial foodstuffs—fumaric acid, galactose and glucose.
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Traditionally, drones have been used for mundane tasks like photography, mapping and pesticide spraying, as well as drone racing, drug smuggling, pizza and burrito delivery.
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President-elect Ivan Duque is promising a tougher approach to speed up eradication with strategies that could include aerial spraying and the use of drones.
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Two hardened aircraft hangars on the airfield's east shows holes in their roofs, with what appears to be charring and debris spraying out of them.
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If you're able to get touched up by the airbrush system again, Modica says that spraying on the lightest setting should blend any patches seamlessly.
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A Canadian team has invented a new way to make sure that fruit stays fresh for longer, by spraying them with a nano-scale formula.
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Miami and every major U.S. jurisdiction has a vector control unit and Miami's sprang into action to address the outbreak there, including spraying with Naled.
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Content creators are upending this nascent business by going directly to the consumer without strategy — spraying and praying — essentially establishing a growing oligopoly without margin.
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The ammonium nitrate-based propellant used in the inflators have a tendency to explode violently in hot, humid conditions, spraying metal shrapnel into vehicle compartments.
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Scott was speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press" about the neighborhood of Wynwood, where crews began aerial spraying on Thursday to kill virus-carrying mosquitoes.
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After spraying a generous amount through our mid-lengths and ends, we can still run our fingers through our hair without catching on tangles. Magic!
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For spraying to be effective, it would have to be applied intensively throughout the island, especially in the more populated half closer to San Juan.
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Instead of just spraying credit everywhere, they've tried to get it where it's needed most — to households and to the struggling private sector, for example.
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Thailand is combating the risk by misting and spraying mosquito-infested areas, said Anuttarasakdi Ratchatatat, epidemiologist at the health ministry's Bureau of Vector Borne Disease.
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Shayna was spraying sunscreen on her boyfriend's backside, and Ryan was trying to help her reach the tough places by bending whatever way was necessary.
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Helicopters dropped water on flames near the village of Treuenbrietzen and a Reuters photographer saw firefighters spraying water in a blackened landscape thick with smoke.
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"Hola!" said Cari Casas, 20, the field organizer for the area, as she approached a woman who was spraying a white blouse inside the laundromat.
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Colombian President Ivan Duque has tried to restart aerial spraying of herbicides to crack down on cocaine, of which Colombia is the world's largest producer.
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The lab analyses were also dismissed as evidence of a spraying program, although some scientists said there was not enough data to draw any conclusion.
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But what if we could wipe out avian malaria without spraying toxic pesticides, by releasing male mosquitoes that have been genetically engineered to be sterile?
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In the island's 109 cemeteries and its many auto junkyards and public dumps, mosquito-control teams have begun spraying pesticides that kill the insect's larvae.
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Calls would get right to the point and save everyone time, and unicorns would frolic in small business lobbies whilst simultaneously spraying saved-time glitter.
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If you were not growing rice alone, if you were not spraying pesticides in those rice fields, there would be fish, there would be greens.
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As the march went on, a huge banner reading "PINKWASHING" was rolled down from a building along with a hose spraying water on the crowd.
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"Despite the rest of the world's view of farming, it's actually very technologically driven," he said, citing precision spraying, automated dairy units and genetic science.
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On the second night of the protests, I split from my crew to get footage of the National Guard spraying the crowd with rubber bullets.
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I applied a protective coating on the work, harnessing myself on to the lift and spraying the mural with two solid coats of ultraviolet protection.
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After diluting mouthwash with water and spraying it on her scalp, the blogger allows the solution to seep in for a few minutes before rinsing.
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"I think the problem was we took some photos before of me spraying the Champagne and we only had half the bottle left," Hewett said.
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Benech said large airtankers made a key contribution to saving the tree by spraying fire retardant to help contain the blaze in the surrounding area.
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" A source also told Radio Free Asia that a Chinese official had referred to the "reeducation" process as similar to "spraying chemicals on the crops.
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American Gods' pilot features a centuries-old Nordic battle, in which desperate men pay tribute to their almighty war god with their own spraying blood.
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The men have denied any involvement in the spraying of a chemical weapon on Skripal's front door in the English city of Salisbury in March.
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A device set by a lone attacker in the name of Islamic terror groups exploded on a warm Saturday night, spraying the block with shrapnel.
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If the FWS agrees to list the species, the federal government could conceivably start requiring farmers to limit herbicide spraying — or take other forceful measures.
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Gunmen stormed Libya's electoral commission in the capital, Tripoli, on Wednesday, spraying bullets and then detonating explosives in a suicide attack that claimed several lives.
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Firefighters, backed by planes spraying fire-retardant materials, were trying to contain a blaze in the southern French town of Castagniers, just north of Nice.
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In 2006, the World Health Organization endorsed the use of DDT as part of efforts to control malaria, primarily for the spraying of indoor walls.
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Day in and day out, a group of about 10 painters mix lime and color in a barrel, swirl it and start spraying the walls.
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Terrorists had struck at another hotel across town from ours, the Dayah: first with a bomb, and then with gunmen spraying fire at hotel guests.
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In London this year, two teenage boys went on a violent, 72-minute spree in the northeast, spraying acid on five people, the authorities said.
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On the flickering screen, I have been watching various iterations of the infamous nuclear cloud spraying radioactivity into the atmosphere above Nevada or the Pacific.
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Royal blue water contrasts with brilliant white surf, as tides race in and roar violently against the black cliffs, spraying water high into the air.
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But if your drone does not have these automatic features, then one person needs to fly the drone while the other takes the photos.Cropdusting/Spraying
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Dozens of small producers in Kampot and Kep provinces who made salt by evaporating seawater formed a cooperative that was given potassium-iodate spraying machines.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang awkwardly celebrated the opening of his Manchester, NH, campaign office by spraying whipped cream into the mouths of two supporters.
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They trained her to use a weapon, and she accompanied them on raids of villages, spraying bullets in the night and shouting to terrify residents.
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He recounted the moment he first saw the shooter, James Hodgkinson, 66, moments before the Illinois man began spraying the field with a semi-automatic rifle.
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That's not much to go on, but obviously, any truck spraying bright green gas in the middle of the night is going to seem seriously nefarious.
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On Sunday, the Indians celebrated by hoisting the division championship banner prior to the contest and held the traditional champagne-spraying clubhouse party after the game.
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That's important, because right now the only large-scale solutions to mosquito-carried diseases like Zika, dengue fever, and malaria involve spraying huge amounts of pesticides.
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The music throughout the 10-episode season is gently jazzy, and the gags never get any sharper than, say, Groban spraying Danza with a fire extinguisher.
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Mikulcik then went outside and retrieved a chemical spray from his car, police say, before reentering the restaurant and spraying Woodson as well as other diners.
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Neighbors say the spraying sends the smells and animal waste airborne, allowing it to drift into their homes and sometimes coat outdoor surfaces on their properties.
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The situation in Alaska: Oil is spraying from a well onto a pad and potentially onto the snow-covered tundra, according to BP Exploration Alaska Inc.
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Earlier this year, four former Richwood guards were found guilty of pepper spraying kneeling, handcuffed inmates at the facility — or of standing by while others did.
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In Puerto Rico, for example, Lenhart said, authorities were spraying with a pesticide called permethrin until it became clear the mosquitoes had become resistant to it.
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He demonstrated a remarkable knack for hoovering up loose balls in the centre of the pitch and spraying them upfield to the Foxes' fleet-footed forwards.
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In 2015 it suspended spraying entirely, citing a study by the World Health Organisation concluding that glyphosate, the herbicide dumped out of planes, was "probably carcinogenic".
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Hog farm "lagoons" are lined pits that hold hog poop and urine — both nitrogen-rich wastes — before spraying or distributing them through irrigation channels as fertilizer.
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"We took cover at the lockers because the bullets were still spraying, and everyone's upset and crying and people are laying on the floor," Biorkman says.
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In lyrical, disjointed prose Ms Cocozza describes how he naps, eats beetles and scents the neighbourhood; spraying, wiping, squeezing, twisting and dropping his "amazing smell cloud".
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In the past two weeks, more than 20 fissures have opened up in a residential area, spraying lava as well as toxic gases into the air.
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Democrats said they opposed provisions blocking funds for Planned Parenthood and freezing some environmental regulations to allow for spraying of the mosquitoes that carry the virus.
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Dumpster diving has always been illegal, but more recently supermarkets have upped their security measures, sometimes even spraying blue paint on waste so it becomes inedible.
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He was aware of the Zika outbreak before he came -- "I can't let no mosquito ruin my vacation" -- but unaware they would be spraying Friday morning.
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He usually bludgeons his targets to death and relies on fancy gadgets, while she is creative in her murderous means (spraying an asphyxiating perfume, for example).
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