The documented measurements were stored away, and the bones soon lost.
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The note "has been signed and stored away safely," said Johnson.
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You'll get all our millions of dollars we have stored away.
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Do you have a lot of material that's just stored away?
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But the gallery closed and the panels were subsequently stored away.
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Q. Do you have a backup column stored away for a crisis?
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And when stored away, it still takes up a lot of room.
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The questions remains, why then were they stored away for half a century?
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"So they give him these gifts, but they are stored away," he said.
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It had been stored away for decades in files and on magnetic tapes.
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And not humans, but like, you know, our stuff we have stored away.
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The pile covered half the room, and he had plenty more stored away.
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The small Natalia sat there, listening, and what people said she stored away.
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Like many such companies, Goldman has stored away billions of dollars in profits abroad.
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And then those screens come down, stored away for use in the next game.
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Pet food should also be stored away from human food to avoid any contamination.
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Apple has more cash stored away — $200 billion plus — than most businesses will ever make.
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FLOTUS, meanwhile, has stored away all her sensible pencil dresses and stilettos and embraced — gasp!
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Soon, Courtney discovers an energy-laden "Cosmic Staff" stored away in the family's new home.
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That knowledge is stored away for the next time you will see it in a puzzle.
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And then there are those pesky wheelhouses, where everyone has different information stored away in their brains.
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Currently, she has everything stored away in containers, but hopes to find a more permanent solution soon.
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Scientists in Russia have grown plants from fruit stored away by squirrels in permafrost 30,000 years ago.
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All Christmas decorations have been taken down and stored away, and there are months to go until spring.
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Her symphonic landscapes are inflected with myriad accents, cultures, personal narratives—all stored away in a prodigious memory.
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There is a drawbridge bed towards the rear of the van that can be folded and stored away.
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Say you already have an entire prepper bunker and have stored away 50 rolls for just this occasion.
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So these products should be stored away carefully "to make sure kids can't get into it," Loh said.
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More than 1,200 paintings and drawings were subsequently stored away in her atelier, waiting for cultural tastes to change.
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She looks at one of Birdy's beloved stuffed animals, which will one day be stored away in a box.
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Here in N.Y.C., city dwellers are shaking out their stored-away knitwear after an unexpected week of 50º weather.
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Hess, for instance, cut $100 million from its 2017 spending plans despite having $2.5 billion in cash stored away.
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But most of the time, when you only have a few bottles, the layers can be detached and stored away.
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It did not fit the needs of the Phoenix mission and remained stored away until it might find another use.
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We were talking one day and he said,'Murjani's, they've got all this denim fabric stored away in Hong Kong.
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We were talking one day and he said, 'Murjani's, they've got all this denim fabric stored away in Hong Kong.
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Her mother's stored-away belongings yielded evidence that Miss Warner might not have been the sharpest reader at Wellesley College.
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After all, once the confetti settles and the Champagne flutes are stored away, it's just you and the 365 days ahead.
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Comparatively, about half this number, some 1,4103 megatons, is stored away in the continent's forests, oceans, and other vegetation each year.
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Another annoying thing about the NuvaRing is that you have to keep them stored away from sunlight or inside a fridge.
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They won't be spending it all in one place though ... 15 percent gets stored away in a trust till they turn 18.
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Still stored away somewhere in my parents' house is an entire collection of Super Powers toys, based on the DC Comics characters.
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Maybe you've stored away your sweaters and swapped in a few off-the-shoulder tops, or stocked up on cute new monokinis.
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As foods in their own right, if salt and sugar are stored away from moisture in airtight containers, they will last indefinitely.
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Thus, they estimate that most of the 14 megatonnes of carbon that was probably released by the earthquake ended up being stored away.
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Females, subject to no such problem storing gametes—their eggs are present and stored away since infancy—should be free to orgasm endlessly.
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While the Bissell Big Green Machine is powerful and similar to rental cleaners, it's compact enough to be stored away in a closet.
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The Biospherians had to break into a three-month supply of food that had been secretly stored away before the doors had closed.
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The tents that made up Tent City will be stored away, the sheriff's office said, and the steel frames will be auctioned off.
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Seems like they must have been quite a hit, because there's not much leftover ... unless more food was stored away in another bathroom.
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If the day's sunlight were entirely converted to heat and stored away, it could be converted to light on demand — like, say, at night.
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She described her niece as a "quiet girl", as she showed shoes, school books and colourful clothes now stored away in a small trunk.
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He fashions some surprising textures — presumably thanks to all the data he's stored away on computers — though the compositional mood remains coolly seductive throughout.
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It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized.
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Most carbon on Earth is stored away in rocks, trapped in layers of ancient mud or limestone where it stays for millions of years.
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Get excited and put together your best fall looks with all of the beanies, scarves, boots and leather jackets you stored away all summer.
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In the four years since, I gave or stored away virtually all of his stuff, but his name on the joint bank account stayed.
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Fossil fuels have enabled humans to drive remarkable economic expansion in the present using biological productivity from ages past, stored away in coal and oil.
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Apple also gave us an updated idea of its insane pile of money that remains stored away for a rainy day (or research and development).
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They became reliquaries within which she could put away the emotions that spilled over and could not be stored away in an attic or closet.
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The plan is to build a waste management plant that will turn the waste into glass, which can be stored away for thousands of years.
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One gigantic one — the first he ever made, and which greets visitors as they enter — he had kept stored away folded on itself 24 times.
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"It felt urgent to create work with Maddie as we sorted through traumatic experiences, consequences of our bodies, that we've stored away and internalized," she said.
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Since you don't have an extra set of eyes stored away in your glove box, dash cameras are your best option for a witness to the madness.
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The Smithsonian Institution said it had enough money stored away that its museums, as well as the National Zoo in Washington, could remain open through Jan. 1.
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But the kind of hoarding that we're talking about in the context of Y2K is the economic kind—where valuable resources are stored away for a rainy day.
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But if you're looking for a more budget friendly approach, just dig deep into your mom's jewelry box, she's sure to have a few costume pieces stored away.
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I have a piece of chocolate cake stored away for later and tell myself that I am just bored and not hungry, so I don't eat it…yet.
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Since Woody has always been Andy's favorite toy, he decides to bring him with him and packs the other toys up to be stored away in the attic.
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Next day 1,000 ducks' eggs of the best quality are cleaned and one by one carefully and evenly covered with the mixture, and stored away for 5 months.
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For many living artists, meanwhile, the fact that their work might be stored away in a climate-controlled bunker has become part of the reality of doing business.
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These chairs are inexpensive, easy to fold out when friends are around, and easily stored away in a corner, so no one has to sit on the floor.
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As with all my records, they're a mix of what I'm immediately writing blended with older songs stored away in my heads repertoire of material that is complimentary.
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Tote bags full of slippers from the Moroccan souk, tasseled rattan pouches and piles of test patterns, all stored away in the nooks and crannies of the showroom.
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Many independently owned restaurants rely on their doors being open to customers every day — and seldom have a large excess of cash stored away for a rainy day.
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Unmotivated by profit, Stéphane Breitwieser stole over a billion dollars worth of art and artifacts to fill his obsessive treasure trove, which he stored away in an attic.
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The Blue Rhino Endless Summer Outdoor Propane Fireplace looks like a permanent, built-in fixture and is rugged enough to be left outdoors at all times or stored away.
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Stephen Mills was on a camping trip with his family when they decided to visit the Vermilion Heritage Museum, which had a locked safe stored away in its basement.
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But if it were stored away in a box, I wouldn't see it hanging, this prized possession, in all of its glittering glory when I open the closet door.
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And there isn't enough beer or soda in the world to use all those bubbles, so the captured carbon has to find new uses or get stored away forever.
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Though the similarly shaped bottles were misleading, regardless of their shape, medical products like antibiotic drops should be stored away from any potentially similar products like nail glue, Lockington said.
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But Ms. Bayes, a notorious diva who demanded star billing and treatment, was unceremoniously stored away in a receiving tomb where bodies are often kept while burial arrangements are made.
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Even with a heavy legal overhead, the amount of money that was both raised and stored away will be daunting for Mr. Trump's eventual challenger, underscoring the benefits of incumbency.
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Her team estimates that as many as a quarter of Britain's drilling rig fleet is currently cold stacked, meaning the equipment is stored away and maintained only on a basic level.
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These are memories that (although safely stored in the cloud) would have sat in the cloud collecting digital dust just like prints would in a photo album stored away in a cabinet.
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They were stored away, and the historic films were starting to decompose when the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, which was taking care of the films, digitized them and uploaded them to YouTube.
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Today CO22 captured from industrial facilities is mostly injected into aging oil fields to maximize their output in a process known as enhanced oil recovery (EOR), where it is permanently stored away.
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Just when we thought we had stored away our political merch until the midterms (those are coming up in 2018, y'all), Joe Fresh Goods has us pulling out our credit cards again.
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The K-Mini's slim design makes it easy to squeeze between two things (it's less than five inches wide), taken on camping trips, or stored away if counter space is really limited.
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The library said in a statement that the map was found in a Swedish warehouse in 2010 after it was thought to have spent most of its life stored away and forgotten.
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Helplessly, I thought of my own father, who died when I was 11, and those old emotions, stored away but never far off, took hold of me as if I were graveside.
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"Our factory team discovered that the tools to make the original cups were still stored away and, crucially, they were in a usable condition," said the company in a statement on its website.
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"Our factory team discovered that the tools to make the original cups were still stored away and, crucially, they were in a usable condition," the company wrote in a statement on its website.
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As more people became aware of the conversation -- and began raising their internal concerns about it -- a rough transcript of the call was stored away in a highly classified server that few could access.
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The cornerstone memory, yes, but also every terrible thing visited upon a Host since their creation — they're all stored away, just waiting to be called upon when the right key turns the right lock.
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It all apparently gets stored away in the browser's WebCache file, which can be used to fully describe the history of website that the browser's been used to view, whether in normal or private mode.
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Bank executives have stressed that oil and gas exposure makes up a small percentage of overall loans, but analysts are still questioning whether banks have stored away enough reserves and bank stocks have been hammered.
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After the Times excerpt ran, David Ivry, the commander of the air force at that time, showed me a document with two holes punched in it, from when it was stored away in a binder.
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Magid's unsuccessful attempt to access the architect's professional archive — cryptically stored away in the basement of a Swiss corporation's headquarters — culminated in Barragán's ashes being made into a blue diamond and set into a wedding band.
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On Slack, archiving a channel means that it will be removed from the view of available channels so that no one can post there anymore, but the information within it will be saved and stored away.
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The roughly 1,700 pages of notes and storyboards his development team created for it were bound into leather books and put into a chest and stored away for years like Indiana Jones' Ark of the Covenant. Fitting.
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You might not be playing with them right now, but that box you stored away in the loft last year is suddenly a very real threat, and you need to act fast if you want to survive.
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At some point during the second half of the 1980s, his Atari, and all that he had acquired to go along with it, would find their way into a large black road case that would be stored away.
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A previous IPCC report, published in 2018, on the feasibility of limiting global warming to 1.5°C, made it abundantly clear that this would require large amounts of greenhouse gases be removed from the atmosphere and somehow stored away.
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The supermarkets are disaster zones, Black Friday is living up to its name, the Macy's parade balloons are stored away, and some of you have not moved from the couch in half a day, Thanksgiving Day has come and gone.
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Much has been written over the years about Munson's shocking death on that August day, but until now the depositions that were given in two lawsuits that were filed after the crash had remained stored away, out of the public realm.
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Once the disaster of reusable grocery bags are emptied and finally stored away (tiny living leaves you no room to be messy), my friend and I pop a pizza in the oven and take the girls out for some sunshine.
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Robotic spacecraft dating back to the Clementine mission of the early 85033s and most recently the Indian Chandrayaan probes and the NASA Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter have found indications of water ice stored away in darkened recesses of craters at the moon's poles.
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I tried a lot of different positions here and could never really definitively say that iPhone XS was better in this regard, though as I said above, it very likely takes training time to get it near the confidence levels that my iPhone X has stored away.
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The danceable hit had its moment in the spotlight before getting stored away in the back of our music libraries with the rest of early 2000s pop, living on only in the hearts of diehard fans, before it found new meaning in the form of a meme.
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As a teenager, when I started half-hearted attempts at diets and exercise, I'd remember the Abdominizer and drag it out from wherever it had been stored away, wipe off the dust, and use it for about five minutes before realizing it was actually unwieldy and awkward.
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It may be the case that with Eric, he was replaced by a 'product improved' version called George, and Eric, as the original, may have been taken to pieces to provide spare parts, or stored away just in case, but there is no way of knowing for sure.
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Mr. Hedberg writes that the plaster, "quietly stored away" at the defunct Valsuani foundry in France, "was initially thought to have been cast" after Degas's death from the original "Little Dancer," a 733-pound wax sculpture, made from a combination of yellow beeswax, clay, silk and other cloth.
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As an added bonus for all the procrastinators out there: many of these DIYs only take a few minutes to set up and require just two or three items that you might already have stored away from previous years (like a strand of garland or a pack of post-it notes).
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But instead of doling out just red and pink sets that'll be worn once and then stored away for next Valentine's Day, we've rounded up 19 lace lingerie sets that you can wear all day, everyday — or at the very least, until the next special occasion convinces you to buy some more.
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You know what we mean — that time of year when heavy blankets emerge from the backs of our closets, as if by magic, sundresses get stored away until spring, and, if you're a beauty junkie (guilty), your go-to BB cream is retired in lieu of formulas with a bit more coverage.
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Granted, my eyes are glued to my phone at all times (and I never leave the house without an external battery charger in my bag), but for those out there with normal charging habits, I can see this feature being really useful when they're running around with their phone stored away, for example.
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The school's music department, led by professors Glenn Glasow and Robert Basart, had originally purchased the instrument in the '60s to help the institution stay on top of recent radical changes in the music industry, but over time the synthesizer fell out of use, broke down, and was eventually stored away in the corner of a classroom.
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But even if One Mississippi doesn't return for a second season, season one works beautifully as a muted story about what it means to come home and realize the person you once were, the person you thought you packed up in a box and stored away somewhere, is waiting right there for you to discover all over again.
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According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, the federal agency concerned with public health risks associated with exposure to hazardous substances, the lead that has been stored away in bones, even in dense cortical bone, may be released back into the bloodstream, especially in times of calcium stress, as with a broken bone, pregnancy, lactation, osteoporosis or kidney disease.
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