The pipes connect two wetland areas, and mussels attach themselves to the sides of the pipes.
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Why would human body tissue be under the pipes in the sink, in the pipes under the bathtub, why would that be?
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That would blow the water down the pipes just far enough that the pipes were empty between you and your neighbor's cell.
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The people told Reuters that the water from the pipes was released by local officials from reservoirs, but that the pipes themselves were unclean.
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That winter, they lost access to one of the showers when the pipes froze; the pipes ran along an outside wall over the covered porch and had not been insulated.
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They control the pipes, essentially, but then they also want to own the digital advertising market, which is the lifeblood of how you make the stuff that goes over the pipes.
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The pipes are used in sprinklers, fences and plumbing systems.
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There are no taps as the pipes simply freeze over.
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The pipes for hot water on planes aren't regularly cleaned.
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But just how does that water get into the pipes?
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The people who own the pipes, that's interesting to you.
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In both cases, the lead was already in the pipes.
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Go right now and check on the pipes and sewage.
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They needed the youths to keep the pipes from freezing.
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The pipes had burst, resulting in mold, among other maladies.
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Anders Nilsson was solid between the pipes and made 223 saves.
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Amazon controls the pipes that power the internet's backbone through AWS.
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How does it get to us, and who controls the pipes?
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The short-term goal is to recoat the pipes, he said.
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The water within the pipes, however, is not safe for drinking.
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It'll take about three years to switch out all the pipes.
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Nor does it disclose test results for the pipes it certifies.
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Not at the source but in the pipes, the city says.
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The pipes were frozen and busted, the roof was beyond repair.
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Some are trying to broaden the pipes that run between chips.
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Manning visited again last year, and again, the pipes were broken.
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Some are trying to broaden the pipes that run between chips.
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The pipes began leaching lead into the water supply in 20113, when the Flint River became the primary source of water for the city and officials failed to add corrosion controls to prevent the pipes from eroding.
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"Replacing the pipes should be their main priority now," she told Reuters.
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The orange color, the discoloration, that was iron corroding into the pipes.
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I lay awake all night imagining it crawling back up the pipes.
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In Flint, the pipes will remain the main concern for some time.
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At our request, the board wrapped the pipes, but left joints exposed.
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Hurricane Maria's rains flooded the pipes under Highway 2 until one burst.
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I'm also really curious about what else is running through the pipes.
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Heating water as it comes out of the pipes increases lead levels.
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The pipes, which come in long and short sizes, are $60 each.
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That way, if the pipes do freeze, you can limit the damage.
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A major quake can rupture the pipes carrying water to your community.
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Power lines and the pipes bringing water are also vulnerable to attack.
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The pipes that transport our water can impact the final product, too.
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"The pipes are not broken," the Goldman note goes on to say.
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The city spends about $400 million a year to replace the pipes.
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Their main goaltender, Braden Holtby, has not been sharp between the pipes.
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Bishop has lost three straight games but was sharp between the pipes.
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"The water flowing through the pipes has poisoned the city," said Rep.
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The pipes could pump up to 16.8 million gallons of oil a day.
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The longer the water was in the pipes, the more hazardous it came.
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"The budget is so bad that the pipes are leaking," he said dryly.
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Ms. Weaver said that replacing all of the pipes could cost $55 million.
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If only a few companies control the pipes, you're going to have problems.
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It wasn't treated properly, and lead leached into the water from the pipes.
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Once the pipes are fixed, the city's image will need to be repaired.
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"We are the pipes and distribution for Tencent," said EMQ CEO Max Liu.
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Everything talked to us — the toilet and ceiling, the pipes and the walls.
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"There are days that no water comes out of the pipes," she said.
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For the first time, astronomers will be staring down the pipes of eternity.
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Of course, the pipes are not conjured as a symbol of modern civilization.
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The banging you hear is often caused by water trapped in the pipes.
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What's coming down the pipes for Carpenter Brut in terms of new music?
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In the case of the South Korean oil country tubular goods, that included not only cost calculations for the production of the pipes, but price distortions for the hot-rolled steel used in the pipes that are caused by subsidized electricity.
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The pipes in Washington, DC, for instance, were laid during the American Civil War, when lead was used to solder sections together — the pipes themselves often coated, or wholly made, with lead, which is stronger and more malleable than steel.
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"Why don't they spend a few million dollars and repair the pipes?" asks Noujaim.
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"People are showing a willingness to test the pipes a little bit," Sanborn said.
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As a result of corrosion, lead from the pipes leached into the water supply.
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The raccoons clawed up the boards of one wall and scurried across the pipes.
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Alibaba describes itself as providing the pipes and cables for all kinds of business.
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There is no right time for the pipes to break in your first location.
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And then there are the pipes artist Noël Morical makes: cuisine kitsch porcelain pieces.
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"The thing about the coffee and tea, the pipes are rarely cleaned," Hardwick said.
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Lead is in the paint, the pipes, toys, dishes, vinyl miniblinds and hobby materials.
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It's the wiring in our phones, and it's in the pipes of our buildings.
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THE PIPES No one wants a frozen pipe, so keep an eye on yours.
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I might have had to open the kitchen ceiling to access the pipes above.
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Fresh air is taking from air, it goes into the pipes, into every single room.
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Well, they say they're the pipes, they're not the stuff that goes through it, right?
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Snyder announces a $1393 million dollar grant to fix problems in the pipes and sewers.
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Offshore dredging to lay the pipes has already started near Greifswald in north-eastern Germany.
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These old folks, old businesses that controlled the pipes, their business model is completely shattered.
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Without corrosion control, water eats away at the pipes that carry it to people's homes.
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The more corrosive river water caused lead to leach into the water from the pipes.
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But city officials say they are ready to take on whatever comes down the pipes.
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It put a lot of pressure on everybody, and it kind of burst the pipes.
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Speaking of keepers — Alyssa Naeher will almost certainly start between the pipes for the USWNT.
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"I don't have a Ph.D., but I know that if the water is brown, that means the pipes are getting torn up and something is causing the pipes to be torn up," said Melissa Mays, a Flint resident who has protested the water conditions.
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City officials tell residents they will flush the pipes and add more chlorine to the water.
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"Instead of them donating all this water, what can they do about the pipes?" she asked.
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But they suspected it might be aging infrastructure since the pipes are over 50 years old.
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The pipes may be the exoskeleton of Tichy's endeavor, but the students' voices are its lifeblood.
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But the damage to the pipes means lead will keep getting into Flint's water, Henderson said.
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Stop adding them, and the coating wears away, the pipes corrode, lead leaches into the water.
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The pipes are largely mined for diamonds and found in the least eroded parts of Earth.
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"They got a pretty good guy in between the pipes," the Jets' captain, Blake Wheeler said.
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Backups to Lundqvist rarely play, but lately the two have been sharing time between the pipes.
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Unfortunately for Democrats, this attempt to clean the pipes is off to a rough start. Rep.
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It is possible the insulation around the pipes was not installed properly or with the correct materials.
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That decision caused the harsh water to eat away at the pipes as it traveled to homes.
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Always there for her boys, Cookie does the unthinkable, digging through the pipes for a slimy pill.
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And lead from the pipes leached into the city's drinking water, leading to a public health crisis.
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But after dinner, Young busted out the pipes and sang a little B2K and old-school Beyonce.
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In short, Aereo was all about attacking the pipes with a wireless solution, but for television programming.
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The ISP runs the pipes, and you don't want them to interfere with what happens on them.
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This year, it will be a rookie coming off his first career postseason shutout between the pipes.
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It's not until the national anthem when fans and media notice—that's not Holtby between the pipes.
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A chemical called orthophosphate could've been added to the water to prevent the corrosion to the pipes.
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From there, it was the Smith show, as the Flames netminder was absolutely stellar between the pipes.
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Carolina wasted little time welcoming Dallas goaltender Ben Bishop back to his starting spot between the pipes.
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Authorities did not release the name of the company or the vessel involved in transporting the pipes.
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Most of the pipes are designed to transport gas stranded in shale basins to the Gulf Coast.
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They own the pipes and the storage, and they don't have much price sensitivity to crude oil.
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Spirits of The Times It's as Scottish as Robert Burns, tartans and the wail of the pipes.
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But Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau expressed hope that a switch between the pipes would spark his team.
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They exhale into the toilet and flush, creating a vacuum that sucks the aerosol into the pipes.
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And then you have the true distribution, which is the pipes that gets it to your house.
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There are already plenty of safeguards in place to make sure that YouTube isn't stressing the pipes.
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A couple of these sculptures employ tobacco pipes: the pipes' bowls become buttocks; stems serve as legs.
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Even the sound of running water in the pipes of his neighbor's cell began to aggravate him.
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Unlike the rest of it, she has the pipes to do its notoriously intense theme song justice.
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Zuckerberg claimed on Capitol Hill that regulation must be harder on the "pipes" of the internet — i.e.
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Others are looking at ways of widening the pipes between chips so that data exchange happens faster.
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Every time it rained, our neighborhood flooded because the pipes were bad, because the sidewalks weren't paved.
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I was fixated on the generator—the pipes intertwined and shined, they were big and boisterous and volatile.
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Luongo, meanwhile, has provided great play between the pipes all season, but during the streak he posted a .
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If that is successful, they reasoned, lead would no longer leach from the pipes into the water supply.
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Amazon controls the pipes, and Prime Video can enjoy seemingly infinite scale thanks to Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Dad emerges from the garage, greasy wrench in hand, clearly still trying to squeeze water from the pipes.
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Residents don't just pay for the installation of the pipes, however, they also take responsibility for their maintenance.
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For example, the city worked hard to fix leaks in the pipes that distribute water across the city.
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But when something lurks down there and threatens to come back up the pipes—that is true horror.
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There was at least one morning where we woke up with no water because the pipes had frozen.
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That money would go directly to paying the construction costs of completely replacing the pipes within the city.
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Google, Facebook and Netflix, though mighty, don't own the pipes that connect people to the internet, they say.
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Resist the urge to turn down the thermostat to save money – you want to keep the pipes warm.
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That allowed virus-laden droplets coming down the pipes from other apartments to collect in the U-bend.
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The metal walls of the kiosk were so thin that the pipes froze and burst, flooding the bathroom.
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Flushing cleans most soluble lead and lead particles out of the pipes and thus reduces lead levels temporarily.
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The disturbing history of segregation and racism in the Central Valley was, I realized, echoing through the pipes.
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So in addition to the bacteria and trihalomethanes, lead from the pipes began to flow into local taps.
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They do not control the pipes, or carry a unique public trust in the eyes of the government.
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"We've built the pipes, so to speak, and this powers our consumer app," Lawrence said in a recent interview.
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SoCalGas started issuing low OFOs on June 1, meaning the amount of gas on the pipes is too low.
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Yet, for all that, dredging has started and workers will begin laying the pipes across the Baltic sea shortly.
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But its industry lacks the pipes to deliver that gas, as companies woefully underinvested during the era of sanctions.
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Driedger, who was recalled from the AHL's Binghamton Senators on Thursday, was between the pipes to start the second.
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"It's like we're in a porn but the plumber is just genuinely there to fix the pipes," Drey complains.
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The gunmen forced employees to turn off the pipes at the installation 400 km (250 miles) south of Tripoli.
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The pipes, with a combined capacity of 31.5 billion cubic meters (bcm) per year, have yet to reach land.
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The city has added chemicals to the water for months that slowly stops the pipes from leaching more lead.
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They constructed two production wells and coated the pipes with a special polymer to reinforce them against sand intrusion.
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Would consumers have less choice if the conglomerate that creates the content also provides the pipes that delivers it?
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It was the pipes feeding them that seemed to be the issue; they merely trickled, then sputtered out sand.
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She and her children shower using the water from the pipes, but she says it makes their skin itch.
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They hung sheets over the doorways and made sure to run the water to prevent the pipes from freezing.
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"All we do is we just cut off the pipes or whatever, five feet from the ocean," he said.
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When they renovated the new place, they replaced all the pipes inside and installed filters underneath the kitchen sink.
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Visitors line up for their turn to work the (heavy) wheel that makes the pipes release their thundering sound.
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After all of the pipes are back, SoCalGas has said its pipeline capacity would rise to around 3.085 bcfd.
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Gaitas, as the pipes are called locally, rule Galician music; the city of Ourense alone has over 5,000 registered bagpipers.
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When it comes to bringing millions of people together, TV executives are fond of saying that the pipes still work.
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But even when that process is done, there is no organized process for replacing the pipes actually inside people's homes.
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NEW BRUNSWICK The Band of the Royal Marines and the Pipes, Drums and Highland Dancers of the Scots Guards. Jan.
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"The idea is simple: They lift the sanctions, we send the pipes," said Mr. Chetverikov, the TMK plant director here.
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And there's are significant differences between the pipes that carry content on the internet and the websites that host it.
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The concern, then as now, was that the company that owned the pipes could also manipulate the flow of data.
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The shop owner said he did complain and that he had recently had discussions with Bogdanova about moving the pipes.
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Korpisalo was solid between the pipes throughout the game and continues to give Columbus hope for the future at goaltender.
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Which hopefully is more exciting than what will go down these pipes, let alone the pipes they are going down.Â
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Three-to-four centimetres thick, the pipes require high-tech welding that takes up to eight weeks in each case.
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The older the water, the longer it would take for corrosion inhibitors to work their way through all the pipes.
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After two years of work, Kajima finished installing the pipes and refrigerator units to create the ice wall in February.
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They say the brine solution used to chill the pipes is highly corrosive, which could make them break or leak.
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He said: "I want the interior to look like that'" with the pipes coming down' a sort of industrial look.
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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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Within only 74 seconds, Desharnais found a puck dangling in midair—after bouncing off the pipes—and slapped it in.
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The cost is estimated at over $3063 million, excluding repairs to a local factory that manufactured components for the pipes.
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The storm washed out the pipes that brought fresh water to her home in the rural neighborhood of Real Anón.
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The injury put Henrik Lundqvist, who turned 38 on Monday, back between the pipes, where he has looked his age.
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The replacement of the pipes will come at no cost to Newark residents, Essex County Executive Joe DiVincenzo Jr. said.
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The practice, known as prestagnation flushing, can clean the pipes of soluble lead and lead particles, possibly distorting the results.
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Experts said that water from the Flint River had corroded the pipes and caused lead to leach into the water.
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It's one thing to break the glasses everyone uses to drink out of; it's another thing entirely to remove the pipes.
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But that alone is not a solution, because the pipes are so deeply corroded that lead is still poisoning the water.
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Holtby ended a historic run between the pipes for the Capitals and was pulled after allowing three goals on 16 shots.
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Given the amount of bad debt coming down the pipeline, at least the pipes themselves seem to be in reasonable shape.
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Think of what liquid natural gas and oil can do to that gas station call Russia, once the pipes start flowing.
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It looked like the pipes had sprung a leak and like my bedroom was flooded, but I thought I was tripping.
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Moreover, the pipes meant to carry the flammable stuff are rusting and regularly vandalised by thugs demanding money to protect them.
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Unclear if the snake slithered into the bathroom or came up though the pipes, which is a possibility and totally terrifying.
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The pipes, linking and crisscrossing over the trapezoidal floor-to-ceiling windows, are fitted with 30 faucets situated at varying heights.
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"If someone moves out today, you'll have someone inside tonight stripping the siding, stealing the pipes, taking the bathtub," Johnson says.
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The pipes don't require any freeze protection because the building's envelope is so solid that there is not much heat loss.
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It's also in an area prone to seismic activity, just like Aliso Canyon, which puts the pipes at risk of rupturing.
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NADIA BAYLOR, 8-YEAR-OLD: They have lead in it and they have poison in it because the pipes are dirty.
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I'd blow up the pipes, I'd blow up the refineries, I'd blow up every single inch—there would be nothing left.
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Pink's baby boy Jameson Moon may not be able to sing quite yet, but he's sure got the pipes for it.
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He could not say how much gas was flowing through the pipes before the fire or how much had been curtailed.
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The pipes depict various female forms, including the famous Venus of Willendorf, with the vagina as the mouth of the pipe.
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And Nepalese peacekeepers, in an effort to hide evidence, removed the pipes that connected the camp's latrines to the stream below.
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A place where the city's resentment collected, got into the air, the pipes, for those who lived here to live off.
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I wanna come back to the pipes content discussion later, but I wanna talk to you about how you got here.
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And adtech companies are racing to build the pipes needed to flood platforms like Hulu, Roku and Pluto TV with ads.
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That makes them more likely to get stuck somewhere in the pipes and accumulate until water and waste cannot pass through.
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If the Comcast-NBC tie-up is any guide, merging content and the pipes that supply it hasn't hurt Comcast's business.
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The money to replace the pipes came from a capital improvement fund paid for by the utilities' customers through their water rates.
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The city spends about $224 million a year to replace the pipes, but at least one water main still erupts each day.
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He then built the housing to held the organ pipes together and put together the keys and triggers to activate the pipes.
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Detainees had started to clog their toilets with blankets so they could at least leave their confinement while the pipes were unblocked.
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Flint switched its water supply back to Detroit's water system in October, but lead from the pipes continued to poison the water.
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But the more corrosive river water caused lead, which stunts children's cognitive development, to leach from the pipes into the drinking water.
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"The pipes will continue to need condensate for the bitumen," said Alan Boras, director of communications at condensate producer Seven Generations Energy.
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In August, Forchhammer joked to PEOPLE that Schwartz Petersen would need to be the one with the pipes in his daughter's life.
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But these pigs can only inspect certain portions of the pipes, leaving thousands of miles of pipeline that have never been inspected.
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Last year, officials told residents if they run their water for longer—about three minutes—it'll help by pre-flushing the pipes.
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When the tests are conducted, the first sample from each outlet is taken after the water has been sitting in the pipes.
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It was later discovered that the pipes sustained major corrosion, causing lead and other chemicals to seep into the city's drinking water.
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When we flush or rinse or otherwise send something down the pipes, we banish that material to a kind of unimaginable netherworld.
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Why it matters: It's no longer enough to power the pipes and cell towers that send internet traffic coursing around the world.
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But the water supply wasn't properly treated, corroded the pipes, and people almost immediately became sick from elevated lead levels and rashes.
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I never imagined a snake caught in the pipes could cause so much fuss (2 hours and 41 minutes, if we're counting).
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"The pipes are woman-positive, sex-positive, pleasure-positive functional art objects that are really fun to smoke out of," says Mazza.
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Niemi had a strong game between the pipes while Montreal's star goalie Carey Price is on the shelf due to a concussion.
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A member of the cathedral's staff had telephoned him on Tuesday morning and said none of the pipes appeared to have collapsed.
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However, since the pipes had been flushed, many parents and environmental advocates expressed concern that the results could not be relied upon.
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When they moved in during the winter of 2009, it was in such a state of neglect that the pipes had frozen.
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Even if the pipes outside Patricia Velasquez's house are replaced, she said, she is not sure she will ever drink the water.
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Biden, on returning from Washington, often put on a hazmat suit and went into the basement to scrape asbestos off the pipes.
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In India, shutting down the pipes that power dissent has been the go-to move for officials, big and small, for years.
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When the pipes burst and the furnace shut down, I thought, 'We can fix this, and then it will be warm again.
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I cried on the couch, binged ice cream and cereal in the kitchen, and repaired many leaks from the pipes in the bedroom.
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"Simpson noted that AT&T's purchase of Time Warner would represent the "merging of both the pipes [that deliver content] and content provider.
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Then, with knowledge of the sewer system, they used the pipes to escape through a manhole a few yards away from the prison.
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The pipes were delivered to its Fukushima Daini station, located near the destroyed Fukushima Daiichi plant, but have not been used, Tepco said.
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Lead that leached from the pipes, a result of a lack of corrosion control, has been blamed for illnesses, rashes and other ailments.
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Soon the ship will travel to sea, where an automated hammer will drive the pipes into the ocean floor to support wind turbines.
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The pipes, approximately 2.5 meters in diameter and under tow to Algeria from Norway, washed up by Horsey and Sea Palling in Norfolk.
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"People love [the pipes], and once they hear they are contributing in some way to the campaign, they are all about that too."
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The pipes carry crude oil from deposits of tar sands (also referred to as oil sands) in Alberta, transporting it to Lake Superior.
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The pipes were delivered to its Fukushima Daiichi station, located near the destroyed Fukushima Daiichi plant, but have not been used, Tepco said.
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Apple's latest software update is finally coming down the pipes: macOS High Sierra is now available to download in the Mac App Store.
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There are other causes too, such as construction that disturbs the pipes, or the accumulation of lead particles in plumbing fixtures over time.
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He kept up what he could: He tended his garden, and he made small fixes like snaking the pipes or repairing a short.
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It also plans to disinfect some sewer overflows before they are discharged from sewer lines by using a chlorination process in the pipes.
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Jackie Evancho has the biggest performance of her life Friday, but she's still got the pipes to sing for Donald Trump Thursday night.
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They would pass the time playing chess, each man with his own set purchased from the commissary, calling out moves through the pipes.
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Tse Chin-Wan, undersecretary for the Hong Kong Environment Bureau, said on Tuesday that the pipes in Hong Mei House were not faulty.
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Zimmerman got between the pipes and stopped one-timers from Ovi ... and later got in some shootout drills, where he didn't suck either!
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With that, 42-year-old David Ayres stepped in between the pipes for the Hurricanes, up, 3-1, midway through the second period.
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Some of the pipes that are replaced are old, but Mr. Sapienza said that age alone is not necessarily a reason for replacement.
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"What the Safe Drinking Water Act requires is the minimization of lead and the optimization of corrosion control in the pipes," he said.
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Construction near the lead pipe can shake loose the protective coating on the pipes meant to keep lead from seeping into tap water.
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It may be unpleasant to contemplate the ultimate fate of all the material from your own body that you flush down the pipes.
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In Flint's case, officials' mistakes in treating the water corroded the pipes and released the lead — a tragic but mercifully relatively rare situation.
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But Microsoft ran the operating system and the web browser while the big cable and telecom companies like Comcast and Verizon controlled the pipes.
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If you have a sink that's overflowing with water, you gotta go to the pipes instead of always just putting towels on the floor.
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The tops of the pipes might be tens to hundreds of meters wide, but at depth, they are likely only a few meters across.
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The more corrosive river water caused lead to leach from the pipes that carry drinking water to the majority black city of 100,000 people.
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But despite his best efforts, the pipes spout tarry filth, the walls secrete viscous goo, and marbles seemingly appear spontaneously around closets and stairs.
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"Vitamin A derivatives, known as topical retinoids, help prevent cells from sticking together and blocking pores, essentially keeping the pipes clear," explains Dr. Zeichner.
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"Flushing the pipes is essential for restoring the city's water system and increasing the water quality in every home," he said in a statement.
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It required fast reflexes and flawlessly timed screen taps to get the bird through the gaps in the pipes and progress through the game.
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The pipes hadn't been a problem until the Michigan city had its water source changed to the polluted Flint River amid a budget crisis.
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If you own the pipes and the content, there's even more incentive to prioritize your content over rival's content, which creates even more risk.
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To make it easier to tell the pipes from the glass wall, you could fill them with colorful water so they stand out more.
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The water rates were expensive because the pipes were bad because vacancy rates were high because the city had been shrinking for so long.
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They've got a Celine and a Dion, so perhaps it was fate that little Celine Tam has the pipes to perform the Titanic ballad.
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Companies have warned that capacity of the pipes supplying gas to New York City and New England has not kept up with growing demand.
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It would be similar to a plumber being paid up front, and then refusing to let him into your house to fix the pipes.
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My problem felt more engineered, and as ridiculous as this sounds, I've considered that the pipes leading to my tear ducts might be blocked.
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"He sent me the tune and we worked at it to make it fit the pipes," Mr. O'Flynn said of Mr. Davey in 1999.
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Five summers navigating the pipes of Milwaukee have taught me that the messy parts of people's houses reflect the messy parts of their lives.
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The video implies that when he sat on the toilet, he was bitten on the genitals by an iguana that crawled through the pipes.
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The contaminated water damaged not only the pipes that deliver water to homes, businesses and schools, but also plumbing and fixtures within the structures.
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The cause, it seemed, was highly corrosive water flowing through city plumbing, eating away at the pipes and letting lead leech into the water.
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We've got 210,22018 miles of sewers, 266 pumping stations, 280 plants, and we do a good job keeping the water moving through the pipes.
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Although Plains is formally asking for permission to transport crude oil through the pipes, it says it has no immediately plans to do so.
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At one point, while discussing why U.S. pipes would be superior to foreign ones, Trump inaccurately described how the pipes are made and shipped.
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He determined that Facebook had already built the pipes for distribution, so instead of trying to amass audiences around a single venue, like BuzzFeed.
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The pump to the well gave out, the water heater flooded the furnace, the pipes froze and an ancient tree crashed through the roof.
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The fountain is outfitted with a heating system to help keep the pipes from freezing, and the sprayers are constantly inspected to prevent clogging.
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During the French Revolution, many organs in the country were vandalized by revolutionaries who took the pipes and melted them down to make bullets.
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So you take your toilet seat off, put that one on, and it has a reservoir tank, it hooks up to the pipes and stuff.
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In response, the city eventually replaced thousands of lead service lines with pipes made of copper—but it didn't touch the pipes under people's homes.
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The contract was signed with Iran's Foolad Isfahan company which will take over production of the pipes completely within three years, the SHANA agency reported.
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Candice Mushatt, the city's public information officer, told Bloomberg that the city is in the process of replacing the pipes and the cost is covered.
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"As of today, I've appeared on 635 book covers with a few more coming down the pipes from previous shoots," Baca, 45, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Image: Bill Pugliano/Getty ImagesIn March, Flint, Michigan began the seemingly impossible task of replacing the pipes that delivered lead-poisoned water to its citizens.
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Isaiah Oliver, who heads the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, estimates it could cost a half billion dollars to replace all the pipes in Flint.
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"The pipes were under transport to Algeria when a container ship crashed into them and drove right through," Pipelife Norway CEO Kjell Larsen told Reuters.
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The filters won't be enough for every home, as the lead flowing through the pipes in some homes is too much for them to handle.
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G Braden Holtby ended a historic run between the pipes for the Capitals and was pulled Saturday night after allowing three goals on 16 shots.
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I'm sharply aware of everything around me—the wind gently shaking the blinds, the clunking of the pipes, people laughing or crying in rooms nearby.
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Thankfully, Demi Lovato's got the passion and the pipes to match, and her cover of Smith's new single, "Too Good at Goodbyes," is a triumph.
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The battle only ended in 2009 when the government offered an amnesty and militants were paid to protect the pipes they used to blow up.
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Production at Kashagan was halted shortly after the initial launch in 2013 because the pipes connecting it to an onshore processing plant were leaking gas.
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In time, the pipes under these houses began to decay both due to age but also because an over-extended infrastructure grid now lay dormant.
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Amid worsening rainstorms, the impact of this is that the more the city sinks, the more the pipes break and the more New Orleans floods.
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On one side is its cable and broadband business, which controls the pipes that deliver content to people's homes, and which faces increased regulatory scrutiny.
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But the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) disagreed with the letter, saying that it has made no such projection for when the pipes will be ready.
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Without dedicated federal funding, many communities simply cannot afford to repair and maintain the pipes and treatment systems that keep our water clean and safe.
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While DC Water does the legwork of actually replacing the pipes, homeowners are responsible for paying for the removal of pipe that is privately owned.
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I think they care about widgets and gadgets and delivery systems, but they aren't super-interested in the vegetable soup that's running through the pipes.
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Mummery was more than willing, going between the pipes on four occasions over the course of his career and even being credited with two wins.
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When air is sucked out of the chamber through the pipes, two things happen: First, gas analyzers measure everything the person inside respired, Chen said.
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And it is an assault: the pipes vociferously toot and caw off-key, almost in protest, like a cartoon tugboat with a painful sore throat.
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In a discussion of this series, Ms. Scott emphasized that the pipes, which had belonged to a friend's grandfather, had been sucked long and hard.
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"Every once in a while, he'll crank it out — we call it cleaning the pipes – but he's not embarrassed to hit low liners," Menechino said.
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It's a fight between internet companies — the Googles, Facebooks and Netflixes of the world — and broadband companies that control the pipes coming into your home.
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I think they care about widgets and gadgets and delivery systems, but they aren't really super interested in the vegetable soup that's running through the pipes.
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Meanwhile, Flint residents are still getting some of the highest water bills in Michigan, but there is finally a plan in place to replace the pipes.
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Fuhrmann said it remains to be seen whether it would be possible to source the steel for the pipes Salzgitter builds in the United States domestically.
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The air is released into the pipes, travels back to the onshore plant, and its expansion there as it returns to normal pressure drives a turbine.
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In other words, the company wanted to both own the pipes and the water they carry to you — along with all the data you send back.
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AMLO quickly turned most of the pipes back on, promising that the problem of fuel theft would abate, presumably as a result of other government measures.
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AT&T could boost returns by using its muscle in the pipes business to force clients to buy Time Warner's content rather than that of rivals.
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The state was storing high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes and fiberglass conduits under the I-85 overpass, and the fire spread to the pipes, McMurry said.
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Four to five centimeters thick, the pipes require high-tech welding that needs to go around each pipe 100 times and takes eight weeks per welding.
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Check out what she told us about the "ass" part of the craze, and in case you had any doubts -- Shirley's still got the pipes too!
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Investigators say they plan to search the pipes for the remains of up to 100 people who disappeared and may have been dismembered at the prison.
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Prior purveyors of the pipes to consumers (like cable companies) had neither the leverage nor the capabilities to play the role of content arbiter with subscribers.
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The sculpture's pillars vary in height, like the pipes of a church organ, and serve as a canvas for the artist to project their lasers onto.
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Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey, have learned a valuable lesson -- before you drop a ton of cash on a new home ... double-check the pipes.
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If you look closely, you can see that all of the pipes in the image are blocked except for the ones leading to cup number five.
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The grease trap would go haywire, since only so much cream can go down the drain before the pipes revolt, sending reeking clouds through the air.
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Water running through the fountains and the pipes that lead to them, the city says, reduces the amount of lead in the water to "safe" levels.
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Flint is expected to be able to apply for that funding — and use it to replace the pipes that spawned the crisis in the first place.
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Prisoners can communicate with whoever is next to them by using a toilet paper tube to blow water from the pipes, then shouting into the bowl.
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The move comes as power utility Enel steps up plans to develop its own nationwide fibre network using the pipes and pylons of its distribution grid.
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Failure to treat the water from the Flint River caused the pipes to corrode, leading to the leaching of lead and other toxic chemicals into the system.
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But in neighborhoods hard hit by liquefaction like this one, it takes a long time to replace the pipes and wires of every street, one by one.
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But because authorities failed to add necessary anti-corrosion chemicals after switching to Flint River water, it ate through the pipes, releasing lead and flakes of iron.
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Several major earthquakes in September severely damaged the pipes in Iztapalapa, causing about 800 leaks, leaving the area parched for weeks and causing chaos on the streets.
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It took a team of firefighters and plumbers over two hours to dismantle the toilet and tile and reach the little, orange tabby meowing in the pipes.
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"The global financial system is like a sewer and all of the pipes run through New York," says Jarrett Blanc of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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"It's not worth it if your water's poisoned," said Sarandon before adding, "It's not a question of if they (the pipes) leak, it's a question of when."
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The pipes, approximately 2.5 metres in diameter, came free while under tow off the East Anglian coast and washed up by Horsey and Sea Palling in Norfolk.
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Fifteen minutes before it went off, I heard the pipes rattling as someone in the next room took a shower, so I jumped in the shower myself.
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Everyone at his event knew he was about to arrive because they could hear the skirling of the pipes before he appeared from behind a grassy hill.
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The company SGS Turkey was contracted by oil services company Weatherford to perform the tests of the pipes at an oil field in Basra using the tool.
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That spelled the end of the game for Jones, the victim of three goals on 13 shots, and brought Aaron Dell between the pipes for the Sharks.
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Beyond that, it will create more than 85033,500 direct and indirect jobs, employing a Louisiana company for the manufacturing of the pipes used to construct the project.
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We've seen what happens when the companies that own the pipes also try to control the information that flows through them, and the consequences are usually bad.
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"And we've built the pipes to connect directly into that information to provide it to our colleagues in the store in a very usable way," he said.
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Khudobin was between the pipes for the Stars because No. 53 goalie Ben Bishop didn't return to the team until earlier Thursday because of a weather issue.
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Of the total estimated future spending, $376 billion, or more than half, is planned for the pipes, pumps and waterways that make up collection and distribution networks.
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To get the pipes to curve, he molding them with a heat gun, and then attached them to a frame that he had on under his costume.
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If the water source is corrosive (which is what happened in Flint) the water can pick up lead from the soldering as it flows through the pipes.
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Because the vast network of steam pipes beneath Manhattan goes back more than a century, the thermal insulation around some of the pipes probably still contains asbestos.
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While there could be a rupture or break in a section that might not have asbestos, he said, most of the pipes are probably coated with asbestos.
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The contamination is likely coming from lead service pipes, brass fittings, and solder — the longer the water sits in the pipes, the more lead seeps into it.
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I think the first internet wave was about building the pipes and the infrastructure, and this community was perfect for that for all the reasons we said.
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"When you get a freeze and a thaw, the ground around the water mains expands and contracts, and puts external pressure on the pipes," Mr. Georgelis said.
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It is much more dangerous to grant American telecom companies — those that do control the pipes — the right to tamper with data flows and discriminate among content.
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In 2012, TransCanada said 50 percent of the pipes used to build the project would come from a plant in Little Rock, Arkansas operated by Indian conglomerate Welspun.
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In 2012, TransCanada said 50 percent of the pipes used to build the project would come from a plant in Little Rock, Arkansas, operated by Indian conglomerate Welspun.
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As anybody who has seen the black smoke spewing out of the pipes of a big rig as it changes gears can testify, diesel has a fatal flaw.
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Under his watch, the city failed to treat the river water to prevent corrosion in the pipes, which led to the leaching of lead into the city's water.
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As recently as two weeks ago, some officials in Flint said they hoped that the pipes could be repaired through a process of recoating their insides with phosphates.
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Facebook's been working out how to compress them to make them easier to sling down the pipes, but it's a technique that right now works very much offline.
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In Linfen, in neighbouring Shanxi province, villagers say their coal-fired heaters have been taken away but the pipes linking them to the gas system have not arrived.
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To prove that she still has the pipes that helped make her a star, the 35-year-old pop princess did the unthinkable on Friday: she sang live.
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Kaplan said while the addition of chemical phosphates to recoat the pipes to inhibit corrosion is working, the almost invisible lead particles remain a random and unpredictable problem.
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Joined by the pipes, the two pedestal pieces are like parents, while the boxlike frame is the child, both in the larger unit's orbit and separate from them.
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AT&T, which had previously just been the pipes through which you accessed Game of Thrones, will now own that show and plenty of other high-end content.
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What they do know, Okun said, is that introducing electricity blocks the signals of cells close to the lead while stimulating the "pipes" connecting neuron cells, called axons.
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Lightning 218, Stars 26 Ondrej Palat and Mikhail Sergachev provided all the offense, and goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy was perfect between the pipes as visiting Tampa Bay defeated Dallas.
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If you need a safe haven on the internet, where the pipes are open and the freedoms are plentiful — you might want to move to Estonia or Iceland.
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The use of tile drains — or pipes installed underneath the crops — was another source of tension, as environmentalists thought the water drained from the pipes could contaminate waterways.
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These contaminants are a reaction between the chlorine used to treat the water for bacteria and organic matter that may be found in the water or the pipes.
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Well, by sticking the pipes together, we can open up extra space in our throats, which acts like an echo chamber to amplify sound to help us talk.
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Here's why: Pink is singing the national anthem She's got the pipes for sure, and you best believe fans will be watching closely to see how she does.
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But after tenants moved into renovated apartments above the restaurant , the manager, contractor and plumber diverted gas from a building next door, hiding the pipes behind a locked door.
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Pipeline leaks are not infrequent, often caused when construction workers hit the pipes, natural disasters strike them, or even just corrosion and time, according to a report by ProPublica.
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So Garrett emailed the management company, offering to take the apartment with a few changes: Knock down the wall, paint the pipes and the ceiling, and retile the bathroom.
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Frye said that during her visits to a spring where Nestlé was taking water she "heard water gushing down the pipes" while the creek bed itself was nearly dry.
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Yet Flint's tap water is still not safe: the damage done to the pipes cannot readily be undone, which means lead can still find its way into the water.
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In Al Jab'a, only 10 percent of homes were part of this distribution system until the pipes and reservoir completed in 2013 extended the network to the remaining households.
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He said that the accident happened on July 18-19 and that the pipes were part of a delivery totaling 3,200 meters long for a construction project in Algeria.
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" Harlow responded, "It was the same issue of the pipes being corroded by the water, chemicals in the water, just like it is (in Flint.) It's actually the same.
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Our only option is to ensure these mammoth network operators cannot use their power over the pipes to stymie competition for the content and applications that ride over them.
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You can then visualize the actual location of the pipes and wires through a connected Android smartphone (the WalabotDIY connects via USB, so it won't work with your iPhone).
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When that happens, the processor instead grabs arbitrary data from buffers, parts of the chip that serve as the "pipes" between different components, like the processor and its cache.
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Major paintings like "Three Dancers" (1925), "The Pipes of Pan" (1923), and "Two Women Running on the Beach" (1922) — capering like ballerinas — occupied the first floor of the museum.
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But as work on the pipes progressed, officials have tried to wean residents off the free bottled water that National Guard troops distributed at the height of the crisis.
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On Wednesdays my wife and I would sit in the corner at the Gables Pub on Douglas Street, listening to the pipes and fiddles and drinking pints of Murphy's.
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The pipes were also equipped with a small battery, a digital clock as a timer and an initiator, which causes the bomb to explode, a law enforcement official said.
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Wintry conditions typically make problems worse, particularly with "freeze-thaw" cycles during which moisture in the ground expands and then contracts, putting pressure on the pipes, said Mr. Timbers.
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When water systems are operating optimally, there is enough going through the pipes at a high enough pressure that debris from outside the pipe can't make its way inside.
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They dip the ends of their long hollow metal pipes into the liquid and then blow into the pipes to shape the crystal bubbles that appear at the ends.
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"I grew up in a house with creaky floors, and the pipes would clank, but there's something that feels solid and well-built about this house," Ms. O'Shaughnessy said.
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The leaks start really flowing a few weeks leading up to the event, and in the last few days before WWDC, the pipes burst, the dam gives, the levee breaks.
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If the pipes are exposed to corrosive water, or if water sits too long inside them, the lead could be released and may end up coming out of the tap.
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After a period of persistent toilet problems, Florida man (of course) Oscar Tabares completely removed the commode and discovered a tiny iguana face peering up at him from the pipes.
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It's part of a push by the San Francisco-based networking giant to try to make the pipes of the internet more secure — even from the things you can't see.
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But though the flows and the pipes have got bigger, the principles of the industry's plumbing have changed little since they took their modern form in the 1950s and 1960s.
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On Saturday, an armed group had stormed a pumping station some 400 km south of Tripoli, forcing employees to turn off the pipes, the company said, without giving more details.
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HBO's comedy series follows the scrappy startup Pied Piper, which hits on a brilliant algorithm for compressing information so it can zip through the pipes of the internet more quickly.
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If you are a poor country that lacks the capacity to build your own data network, you're going to feel loyalty to whoever helps lay the pipes at low cost.
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WestinghouseIn 22016, while Westinghouse was building a few power plants in China, a hacker stole specs for how the company designs and routes the pipes running through its generation facilities.
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They said there was no danger or potential for pollution from the pipes and that two specialist companies, Dutch Marine BV and Marine Towing Services, were working to remove them.
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Mehr news agency also quoted the spokesman of the National Iranian Gas Company as saying that the incident was not an explosion as there was no gas in the pipes.
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We're worried about manipulated counts from electronic voting booths, remote murder through hacked medical devices and someone hacking an Internet thermostat to turn off the heat and freeze the pipes.
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Despite these damages, the Archbishop of Paris said all three windows were saved, according to CNN affiliate BFM TV. The Great Organ: None of the pipes have collapsed, Riester reported.
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"When the company that controls the pipes, so to speak, owns this very, very large content provider, it can cause a whole bunch of different horribles for consumers," he said.
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In Al Jab'a, only 10 percent of homes were part of this water distribution system until the pipes and reservoir completed in 2013 extended the network to the remaining households.
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" Mr. Sweat lost perhaps 30 pounds working on the escape route, "letting myself down and pulling myself back up, you know, three flights every night … crawling through all the pipes.
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Nevertheless, a recently appointed state election official has called on prosecutors to investigate Mr. de Blasio and his allies in the 2014 legislative campaigns for availing themselves of the pipes.
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It oversaw maintenance and improvements to the Croton Aqueduct and its structures, the pipes that brought water from the reservoirs for public use, and the construction and maintenance of sewers.
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One regular leaned over to me and said, "That used to be true, but the heat was destroying the pipes so Dmitry had to ask him to turn it down."
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If you held your ear up to the other wall, you could hear water gurgling through the pipes and the shouting of men in the midst of their bathhouse conversations.
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There could be a baseball Hall of Famer between the pipes when the Colorado Avalanche plays on Sunday ... 'cause none other than Larry Walker will be the official emergency goalie!!!
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Hong Kong officials have said Hong Mei House is different from the SARS scenario, however, because of the design of the pipes ensures water is always in the U-bend.
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"Previously, we've either extracted the fatberg out of the pipes and sent it to landfill, or broken it down and put it back through the sewage treatment process," Saunders added.
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He's definitely got the pipes to kick things off for the biggest sporting event of the year -- ya gotta hear him sing a few bars from Francis Scott Key's banger.
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"After a couple of days, he told me he and Inmate Sweat had cut the holes and were going down in the pipes," Mitchell said in her statements to police.
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The pipes were delivered to its Fukushima Daini station, located near the destroyed Fukushima Daiichi plant, but have not been used, Tepco said, adding it was checking all its facilities.
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The pipes are not elevated, but instead bore under the Missouri River, and future degradation could impact the irrigation of nearby crops, the water's quality, and its safety for consumption.
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Criminals, with help from Pemex workers who are bribed or coerced, attach thick hoses to the pipes, which channel the fuel into trucks, often waiting several kilometres away to receive it.
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Engineers estimated savings from improvements to the heating plant — which included insulating the pipes and boiler as well as adding TRVs throughout the 126 units — at more than $36,000 a year.
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The increase in popularity of hookahs has created a market for simpler heating sources for the pipes, which are traditionally heated by placing small chunks of hot charcoal near gooey tobacco.
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Mr. Wingard dismissed the threat, saying that the pipes were only in a section of the plant not yet in operation (part of the project is running on natural gas already).
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Mr. Whitaker, carrying out quality control on the lead sheathing of the pipes, mastered spectroscopy, which is used to analyze metals on Earth and to study radiation from stars and galaxies.
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Water leaving both these plants is lead-free, the city says, and the pipes that transport it, which are mostly made of iron and steel, do not add the heavy metal.
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Since the pipes are laid mostly under private property, the city cannot act unilaterally to excavate them; residents need to request a replacement and then grant access to the city's contractors.
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In that event, the processor is designed to access arbitrary data from buffers, parts of the chip that serve as the "pipes" between different components, such as its processor and cache.
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But as soon as that pressure drops or there's less water going through the pipes, there is suddenly room for soil, debris and chemical residue to sneak into the drinking water.
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Just before Mr. Summers's parents, Mary and Ed Summers, were expected to arrive from Houston for the holidays last year, the pipes froze and a leak sprouted in the kitchen ceiling.
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Since the pipes are laid mostly under private property, the city cannot act unilaterally to excavate them; residents need to request a replacement and then grant access to the city's contractors.
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Not only has he not even tried to drain it, but he has also opened the pipes and flooded the swamp and invited every alligator in the country to come along.
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In Compton, residents have been living with foul-smelling brown water because the cost of fixing the pipes is high, and many can't afford to buy a constant supply of bottled water.
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The critical decision not to add chemicals to prevent corrosion of the pipes that deliver water to homes and businesses was made at the direction of the state's Department of Environmental Quality.
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And she has proven enough times that she's got the pipes for Bowie's choral-esque warble, in particular with her spine-tingling performance of "The Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl.
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Under the project plan, the trees are to be returned to their original positions once the pipes are laid and buried, a condition imposed by Rome when it approved TAP in 2015.
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Flint residents have been suffering from lead contaminated drinking water since April of 2014, when it was first discovered that the pipes that supplied water were corroded, leading to lead-filled water.
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Yesterday's appearance of the Su-47 Berkut was a pleasant surprise for the twenty-or-so photographers remaining late in the day at The Pipes along the fence line just outside Zhukovsky.
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Subzero carbon dioxide being forced into a nearby injection well had broken into her well underground and was coming up through the pipes and freezing the water vapor that condensed on them.
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"The water is here, just three meters beneath our feet," said Mr. Okamura, the Tepco general manager, who stood near the pipes wearing a white protective suit, goggles and a surgical mask.
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If water sits for long periods in the pipes (like it does when school is out for the summer), this can also up the risk that lead will get into the water.
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WHETHER ONE OF THEM WILL SELL TO HIM, DON'T ASK ME. BOORSTIN: THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MEDIA BUSINESS, THE PIPES, SOFTBANK AND CHARTER, DO YOU THINK WE'LL SEE A DEAL THERE?
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A narrow storefront and low-hanging pipes constrained some of the space, but Mr. Tang figured out a way to make the ceiling higher in places where the pipes were less plentiful.
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Water leaving both these treatment plants is lead-free, the city says, and the pipes that transport it, which are mostly made of iron and steel, do not add the heavy metal.
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"These are the lungs," he said, bending down to compress the organ's bellows, made of wood and leather, that serve as a reservoir for the air that creates sound in the pipes.
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The anecdote drew applause at rallies as Trump explained how his proposal would put American laborers to work making the steel and fabricating the pipes that transport the nation's oil and gas.
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That spending bill provides $170 million in aid for the drinking water crisis in Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the pipes and contaminated the city's water supply with lead.
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The problem isn't the source of the water; it's the pipes, which contaminate the water after it leaves the city's water system and enters the home water system's aging, flaking, peeling pipes.
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In a leaked memo written by del Toral, it was revealed that the city s drinking water was not treated for corrosion control which caused the lead to leach out of the pipes.
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The state will cover the cost of replacing water lines, the pipes that connect household plumbing to the main distribution pipe running beneath the street, for at least 18,2480 Flint households by 2350.
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Jim Ananich, a Democratic state senator whose district includes Flint, said that he favored the mayor's plan to gradually replace every lead service line, while continuing to use phosphates to coat the pipes.
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But to save more cash, the city declined to add anti-corrosion agents that would have stopped the water eating away at the lining of the pipes, thus preventing lead from leaching out.
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As it gets heated and moves through the pipes, salts and other contaminants — think of scale from hard water forming in a bathroom — can build up in the machinery, making it less efficient.
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Kane added an empty-net goal with 1:50 to play off an assist by Kampf, and Brendan Perlini also tallied without Bishop in the pipes off a DeBrincat assist 40 seconds later.
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The Blackhawks' Cam Ward and the Senators' Craig Anderson stepped between the pipes for their teams, with Ward stopping 24 of 13 shots to earn his sixth win in his past seven games.
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"If the courts can come in and under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act make sure that the pipes are cleaned up faster than they would otherwise be, that's really valuable," Engstrom said.
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The ferry crashed into a pier where the pipes were located late on Friday after suffering a technical fault that caused a power cut, a spokesman for operating company Naviera Armas on Saturday.
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With a crew of 43 people, who installed everything from the floors and the pipes to the walls and lights, they finally transformed a literal hole in the wall into a proper bar.
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If large companies own the content and the pipes to distribute it, they'll have an incentive to speed up the delivery of their own digital streaming content at the expense of their rivals'.
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Measuring 2.5 meters (8 feet) in diameter, the pipes have been remade into 100 sq ft (9 sq m) apartments for two, with a living and kitchen space, a shower and a toilet.
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Second, pipelines can get disrupted, by weather, mechanical failure, problems with gas processing that keep gas from getting to the pipes, or criminal acts, as we have seen from anti-fossil fuels activists.
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While our interstate highway system officially turned 2628 this year, some of the infrastructure delivering water to our communities is over a century old, and that includes the pipes—many made of lead.
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CLINTON: And, we'll get to what we need to do to help the children and the people when I have a little more time because that's just as important as fixing the pipes.
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It's become even more complicated by a slew of telecom-media-tech mergers trying to combine the pipes that carry the traffic with must-watch programming in pursuit of eyeballs and advertising dollars.
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The organ operates using a balloon attached to a series of pipes and valves, made entirely of paper except for a plastic window to see the folded paper springs moving inside the pipes.
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Flint has since returned to Detroit's system for its water, but officials remain concerned that damage to the pipes caused by the Flint River means that lead could continue to have an effect.
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"For drinking water infrastructure, like the pipes and the mains, it's out of sight, out of mind — until the main breaks outside your house, and you can't drink your own water," she said.
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"They had let us know that there's something wrong with the pipes, and now they say it's in the water supply," Mr. Webb said as he waited in line for water on Tuesday.
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Although the Ducks carried the play in the opening frame, the Sharks went to the first intermission with the edge on the scoreboard thanks to Dell's play between the pipes and Vlasic's tally.
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The state will cover the cost of replacing water lines -- the pipes that connect household plumbing to the main distribution pipe running beneath the street -- for at least 223,2104 Flint households by 27.
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"They had let us know that there's something wrong with the pipes, and now they say it's in the water supply," Mr. Webb said as he waited in line for water on Tuesday.
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Veilhan drinks from an unassuming institutional water fountain that is actually a sculpture by the American artist Marc Ganzglass, titled "Meteorite Inclusions (Fountain)"; the pipes are formed from fragments of an iron meteorite.
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"These works allow us to prepare for the new season of heating, to test the drainage system and monitor the ageing of the pipes," the local state-run utilities company in Saint Petersburg said.
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In other words, rather than allow the Western conventions of music and math to dictate the construction of the pipes, she allowed her hand and her eye, her sculptor's sensibility, to shape the instrument.
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In the Soviet period, the plant here provided up to 40 percent of the pipes used in Iran's oil industry – including casing set into oil wells and pipes carrying natural gas over the desert.
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But science suggests maybe you should be, because there's new evidence that bacteria can lie in wait in the pipes beneath your sink and, under the right conditions, climb right up into the open.
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He had a few PVC harnesses from previous costumes lying around his garage, and Cockerham bent the pipes so the costume could rest on his shoulders while the bearing sat right around his face.
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"It all gets stirred up and handed to me two or three times a day before I go on set or right after I come off set to keep the pipes clean," she says.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Washington state must repair road culverts that are blocking salmon from swimming to spawning areas because the pipes violate fishing rights protected by tribal treaties, a federal appeals court ruled on Monday.
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Murdoch, one of the most successful people in news media, doesn't see much progress with new business models such as subscriptions and pay walls, but does see an opportunity in making the pipes pay.
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"The only threat to a woman's health during their period is that all the blood in the toilet will attack snakes and alligators that live in the sewers up the pipes," one woman explains.
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Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) and John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) that would authorize up to $170 million for Flint, where water from the city's river corroded the pipes and contaminated the water supply with lead.
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Its insistence on a different deal for the pipes it still requires for the Russian domestic link to Nord Stream 22017, follows the arrival on the scene of a newcomer, ZTZ, industry sources said.
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The factory's design did not meet safety standards and the control room was not sufficiently reinforced to protect people inside, it said, adding that workers did not follow standard procedures when testing the pipes.
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It's now been over four years since the Flint water crisis made headlines, yet no anti-abortion leaders have called to replace the pipes so babies have clean water to nourish their growing bodies.
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For example, the pipes that distribute heat in the smaller buildings run through a hollow area below the first floor that can be hard to keep insulated, which can cause pipes to lose heat.
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At the Whitney, his room-size "Choir" features an industrial water tank installed in a darkened space and eerie sound elements created by contact microphones placed near the pipes leading to the tank. Pope.
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It depended on the cell you were in, if the pipes were lined up and all that, but you could usually contact your neighbor this way or even one more inmate down the line.
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Netflix's plan is certainly high risk — it is spending billions to create and license content, it is fighting determined media incumbents across the globe, and it owns none of the pipes leading into people's homes.
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For residents such as Letwin Bhamusi, 43, that means water is now arriving through the pipes only once a week, under a new water rationing schedule put in place in early March by Harare's authorities.
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"Anything made of rubber would probably freeze and/or crack when exposed to the vacuum of space so I would think those pieces would need swapping out…" And the pipes might burst from low pressure.
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Mathers' team found that the E. coli do live in the sink trap, but they also grew at a steady pace up the side of the pipes and right to the mouth of the drain.
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"WeWork sees our spaces as the pipes through which we can provide our members with a creative, collaborative community proramming that touches all aspects of our members' lives…training, development, culture, art, music," said Minson.
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A far more corrosive source, which was not treated properly as it flowed through the city's service lines, the Flint River leached lead from the pipes that poured it into people's homes, according to CNN.
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The pipes supply Libya with more than 70 percent of its fresh water and remain crucial because desalination plants are complicated to fix and vulnerable to attack, officials at the United Nations' children's agency say.
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If there's a major weakness to the film, though, it's that Watson doesn't have the pipes to play Belle: The autotune gets downright distracting in some points, and it takes away from Belle's solo songs.
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Zuckerberg's label of choice for this process — "relevant ads" — is just the slick lie told by a billionaire to grease the pipes that suck out the data required to sell our attention down the river.
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Here's a look at what life is like when Net Neutrality's no longer the law of the land: Broadband's filling up with companies that own both the pipes and the content that flows through them.
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Though it won't cover the total cost of replacing the pipes, it's a boost to Michigan's state funding and will also help provide health services to victims of lead poisoning from drinking the tainted water.
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About New York Bill de Blasio, currently in the Pigpen phase of his mayoralty, with clouds hovering everywhere he goes, did not lay the pipes that carry unlimited cash to candidates for the State Legislature.
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" Schuette adds that, in March 2015, Veolia recommended that Flint add a chemical called ferric chloride to the water supply, which ultimately led to further corrosion of the pipes and "made a bad situation worse.
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The most recent spill was on January 30 when millions of gallons of sewage began spouting out of the pipes buried under Fort Lauderdale's George English Park, home to the city's famed George English Lake.
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One potential outcome: freezes or restrictions on other controversial uses of AI. This scenario scares tech companies, who prefer to send plumbers in to repair buggy systems rather than to rip out the pipes entirely.
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If it gets too warm in the Earthship during the summer, the pipes in the rear wall and flaps on the roof can be used to draw heat away and cool air from the north.
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But for communities living alongside or near the Vaal, the real issue is the sewage leaking from the pipes, said Maureen Stewart, vice-chair of SAVE, who described the infrastructural collapse as a "time bomb".
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Later I'd learn that Mr. Sclarow had cut and welded the pipes from some old school desks he had found, matching their height to the bar of soapstone tiles he had pulled out of a Dumpster.
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Longhi told CNBC earlier this month that U.S. Steel does not currently make the pipes used in the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines, but his company and American manufacturers are "absolutely" prepared to start manufacturing them.
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But when the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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Mental toughness and tenacity are great but the biggest reason for the victory was the man between the pipes, and he needs to have three more games like this for the Capitals to win the Cup.
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Even though the water switched back, the pipes are damaged, and lead-tainted water, which can stunt childhood development and affect nearly every part of the body, is still coming out of taps in some areas.
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Islanders breathe sigh of relief after shootout win NEW YORK — Jaroslav Halak nearly let it get away twice but did just enough between the pipes to give the New York Islanders a win against a rival.
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In some areas of DC, it's still hard to find complete data — the city doesn't have good information on an estimated 23440,000 private water lines (the pipes that service individual houses, which belong to the homeowner).
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The failure to add that chemical allowed lead to leach from the pipes, resulting in dangerously high levels of lead in the water that led officials to finally advise residents to stop drinking it last fall.
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There was the family of nine sharing hot pot who all caught the disease and then it seemed to have spread through the pipes of a building when two residents living on different floors caught it.
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Sometimes the pipes under your house belch up poison water, and you drink it for years, and you get sick, but you should have bought those filters there was never any reason to think you needed.
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), it was later revealed, failed to require Flint to use anti-corrosive agents to prevent the water from leaching lead from the pipes as it flowed into people's homes.
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Roger Wicker (R-MS) spent part of his time discussing with Zuckerberg the difference between internet service providers — the "pipes" of the internet — and the apps such as Google and Facebook on top of it. Sen.
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Problem number one, according to the lawsuit: the building's 96-year-old sewage system is seriously faulty, causing the pipes to repeatedly back up and sewage to seep out from under the first-floor restaurant's floorboards.
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Those are not the kind of numbers that inspire hope, and Casey was not the kind of goalie you wanted between the pipes for the most important game in franchise history since the 1970 Stanley Cup finals.
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Even though the water was switched back, the pipes are damaged, and lead-tainted water, which can stunt childhood development and affect nearly every part of the body, is still coming out of taps in some areas.
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It's infested with mice, the walls and roofs were made with asbestos, many of the pipes are lined with lead, Palace residents are in danger of falling masonry, and the electric system hasn't been updated since 1949.
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It is outrageous that Flint residents, even though the city has switched back to cleaner water from Lake Huron, still have to rely on bottled water and filters because the lead continues to leach from the pipes.
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That figure could be a starting point, but we won't know for sure until we are able to study the pipes that are in place now and know better what needs to be replaced and how quickly.
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Telecom Italia and A2A have signed a memorandum of understanding to allow the former telecom monopolist to use the pipes of the utility to lay its fibre-optic cable, Il Sole 24 Ore and La Repubblica said.
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Defenseman T.J. Brodie had four assists Friday, giving him five in the past two outings, and Brian Elliott played between the pipes for every game during the streak – turning aside 79 of the 85 shots he faced.
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After being famously unable to break out the pipes in 2015's The Force Awakens, Nerdist reports that he asked director Rian Johnson for a little extra time to flex his voice acting chops in the sequel.
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In Flint, the lead from the pipes was dislodged by a change in the water supply, but it could also happen from a physical disturbance such as large truck passing your house and shaking the old pipes.
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The first is that the uncertainty over a decade-long legal fight leads tech companies – both those that supply the pipes and those who rely upon them – to play wait and see on new investments or innovations.
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Although Shabalov's firm does not supply pipes for Nord Stream-2, one of his companies plans to provide cement coating for some of the pipes which are being used in the project and Gazprom is its customer.
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To do that, they test the water along the pipeline and in the home after nobody has run the tap for at least six hours, allowing the water to sit in the pipes and cause potential corrosion.
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Mr. Trump's sudden call to halt it prompted dismay among diplomats and nongovernmental organizations, who regard the move as what one official described as kicking the plumber out of a house just as the pipes are bursting.
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Scientists are just starting to understand the effect of plastic on the quality and safety of drinking water, including what sort of chemicals can leach into the water from the pipes themselves, or from surrounding groundwater contamination.
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Veolia said it warned the then mayor, Dayne Walling, about how the corrosive water could cause lead to leach from the pipes and raised corrosion in a final public report to the city on March 18 , 2015.
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The combination of content and the "pipes" to deliver it is something that other companies are exploring as well: Verizon has Yahoo and AOL, and now Time Warner and AT&T hope to seal a merger deal.
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While the first responders perform CPR on the baby, Bassett's L.A.P.D. officer goes to investigate the culprit who stuffed said baby down the pipes from a floor above; the mother is hiding in her bed, in critical condition.
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"It would be easy to open the pipes and say: 'The situation is normal again,' but we will not knowingly allow the theft to persist... We'll resist all pressures, whatever they are," Lopez Obrador told a news conference.
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The tale Edith uncovers is otherwordly, with Molly transforming from a human to a cat, from a cat to an owl, and eventually to a monster that eventually crawls through the pipes to eat her own human form.
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Investigations later revealed that mistakes made during the water treatment process sent highly corrosive water through the city's water system, leaching lead from the pipes as water made its way to people's homes and out of their faucets.
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"It would be easy to open the pipes and say: 'the situation is normal again,' but we will not knowingly allow the theft to persist ... We'll resist all pressures, whatever they are," Lopez Obrador told a news conference.
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Raanta again was the story for the Rangers, keeping the anemic Kings off the board with solid work between the pipes filling in for starter Henrik Lundqvist, who has been sidelined with a hip injury since March 2916.
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" Two centuries later, the English physicist John William Strutt (better known as Lord Rayleigh) noticed that standing two organ pipes side by side can "cause the pipes to speak in absolute unison, in spite of inevitable small differences.
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Here's the problem: When the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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Gazprom's hand appears to have been further strengthened by the fact that it has already bought many of the pipes needed for Power of Siberia and TurkStream, with the bulk of investment spending channeled into other project costs.
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The Paradise Irrigation District, the City's water authority, has warned residents to avoid drinking the water because of unsafe levels of the cancer-causing chemical benzine, believed to have come from burned materials that seeped into the pipes.
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"Simply put, trading on all types of data and streamlining the pipes between demand and supply is way overdue and will solve tons of pain points for publishers and advertisers," C2's Chris Cunningham told me via email.
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If that reality is like visiting a show home, watching even the most gorgeously photographed crime drama or thriller is akin to peering under the sink, to find the caked dirt and mold and cracks in the pipes.
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The project company for the 240 million euros pipeline, ICGB, also signed on Thursday contracts with Corinth Pipeworks, part of Cenergy Holdings, to supply the pipes, and Greek gas contractor J&P AVAX, to build the gas link.
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We have authorized the construction one day of the Keystone and Dakota Access pipeline and issued a new rule — this took place while I was getting ready to sign — I said who makes the pipes from the pipeline?
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But even if AT&T leaves CNN alone, a company that controls the pipes that carry television and the web as does Comcast is getting deeper to controlling content which could mean higher prices and fewer voices for consumers.
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"They've always maintained they were sort of digital engineers standing there with their digital spanners, trying to tighten the nuts on their digital pipes and not being responsible for the content that was going through the pipes," said Sorrell.
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I was still doing shows at my house until a year ago, when basically it was either we stop doing show or we don't have a place to live because the pipes are bursting and the basement is flooding.
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Be smart: Lines between the far left and the far right on the issue of corporate power are blurring as fast as the lines between the pipes that carry content on the internet and the websites that host it.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Louis Vuitton brought Paris Fashion Week to a close with a novel catwalk gimmick on Tuesday, building a replica of the pipes and scaffolding exterior of the Pompidou modern art center within the heart of the Louvre.
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When it comes to the water itself, we are supporting a program that Mayor Waver announced through Flint Waterworks to pay people in Flint, not outsiders, but people here to deliver the water while we are fixing the pipes.
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The diverse selections offered by marijuana dispensaries may have made us much more aware of exactly what we're smoking, but artist Nico Mazza wants to remind us of the visual symbolism of the pipes with which we're smoking it.
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Four factors contribute to household water quality: the source water, the water treatment process, the distribution system (water mains in the street) and the pipes that run through your property to your faucet (called service lines), including household plumbing.
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Andersen allowed two goals or fewer in eight of his last nine games between the pipes and top-pair defenseman Morgan Reilly has registered an assist in three straight games to increase his team-leading total to 14. 1.
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Diesel fuel will first be injected into the pipes to run through the facilities, before crude oil is fed into the distillation tower about a week to 10 days later, said an industry source involved in the test operation.
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"I might retire in this industry, but I would not recommend it to my son, who is 22050," he said, watching the waves crash against the pipes pumping crude from a reservoir 21.5 kilometres (2139 miles) below the seabed.
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As emails, documents, and investigations have since revealed, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), and the city's wastewater treatment plant failed to ensure that the water running through the pipes met federal guidelines.
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Stella and Esther have quite the pipes on them — something Madonna is clearly proud of, having shared a sweet video of the girls singing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in February, almost two weeks after she announced she'd adopted them from Malawi.
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This most often happens when you introduce topical retinoids or hydroxy acids into your routine, which work to "clean the pipes" in your skin, allowing oil and dead skin cells within the pore to come to a head, Dr. Zeichner explains.
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You need two equals or one guy between the pipes that's shown recently he's always one shot from falling off a cliff and reaching back to pull everyone down with him and someone on the bench that isn't a total mess.
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In a statement, the Michigan AG said that the two companies "either knew or should have known" that the lead pipes, combined with Flint River's unusually high chloride levels would cause the pipes to corrode and leak lead into the water.
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Those predictions were then used to physically alter the obstacles in Flappy Bird on the fly, shrinking the pipes and increasing the distance between them to compensate for the reduced responsiveness in the controls and increase the player's chances of success.
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Cal Petersen, who made 32 saves, held strong between the pipes the rest of the way for the Kings — who sit last in the league — before Brown and Matt Luff iced the affair with empty-net goals into final minute.
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The 30-year-old German could be back between the pipes with Jaroslav Halak struggling mightily since the All-Star break - the former Capital has posted a 1-73-0 mark with a gaudy 4.64 goals-against average and porous .
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EditorsNote: corrects day in last graph Vladimir Tarasenko scored twice, Oskar Sundqvist had two assists, and rookie goaltender Jordan Binnington continued his magical run between the pipes as the visiting St. Louis Blues defeated the Dallas Stars 3-1 on Saturday.
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That law needed to be reauthorized and also needed some fine-tuning so we worked in tandem with the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and constructed the PIPES Act, which our committee advanced by a unanimous vote earlier this month.
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But combining a telecommunications company with a media company, in particular, raises questions about whether consumers would have less choice because the conglomerate both creates its own content and provides the pipes that deliver both its own offerings and its competitors'.
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To figure out how the bacteria get from sink to patient — whom they assume did not have direct contact with the hospital's pipes — researchers built a model of a hospital sink setup and then colonized the pipes with E. coli.
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Like many towns along the line of contact between Russian-backed rebels and Ukrainian forces, Maryinka is without natural gas or hot water, because it is too dangerous for municipal workers to fix the holes torn in the pipes by shelling.
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Experts initially calculated "Day Zero," the date upon which there is insufficient water in the Western Cape Water Supply System to push through the pipes to the suburbs and sprawling informal settlements that encircle the city, to be around April 16.
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The internet providers are less nuanced: We pay a monthly fee for access to the pipes the companies lay and the upkeep on them, but the companies also sell our data to brokers, who bundle and sell it to advertisers.
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"I remember the hallway was super dark and dim-lit and smelled like mildew, and I remember sliding on the floor a little bit on the way to bed because the pipes were burst and water was leaking," she recalls.
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This is actually one of the big areas for our research of AI Now, is really lifting up the hood on AI systems and looking at the sometimes quite weird and sticky and gooey training data that goes into the pipes.
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The voice, for Belle as well as for Fräulein Maria, is the character, and Watson, though she radiates a sane and freckled healthiness, is too weak in the pipes to grab you by the ears and make the film her own.
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If Tarlo's book goes behind the scenes, showing us the pipes and wires and scaffolding underlying the surface result, then "Hair," a handsome coffee table book by the celebrity hairdresser John Barrett, looks at the glossy veneers supported by the infrastructure.
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For months, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had made it clear that the fury of the Trump administration would rain down on its closest ally should Huawei be allowed to build out the pipes of Britain&aposs communications system.
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"We have always paid rent on time and this month is no different, despite a number of issues with the building, including two floods in the past two years due to issues with the pipes," Jeff Darby told Global News.
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If more than 22015 percent of samples taken show elevated levels of lead, the water authority has to take action: conducting additional testing, informing the public, and, if the problem can't be solved by adjusting the water chemistry, removing the pipes.
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FROM COINAGE: The Right Way to Announce Your New Job He was also known for identifying clogged or broken pipes in record time, and often would find himself yanking fish out of the pipes — once even, a two-and-a-half-foot eel.
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After four consecutive games of sitting on the bench with his perfectly coiffed hair, expertly trimmed beard, and piercing blue eyes tracking the puck from afar, Henrik Lundqvist will be back between the pipes for the New York Rangers on Thursday night.
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Shabalov, who founded his firm in 2006 and also heads the Russian pipemakers association, said he expected construction of Nord Stream-2, which was due to start in 2018, to go ahead as planned as production of the pipes had already begun.
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Journalists and photographers gathered at the popular spotting location called "The Pipes" got a remarkable, fleeting surprise late in the day on Monday, when an extremely rare Sukhoi Su-47 "Berkut" experimental test aircraft was towed from storage to the static display area.
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The water source was switched back to Lake Huron, but residents still cannot drink unfiltered tap water because the pipes are still damaged and tainting the water, while many people — including children — are still reeling from the physical effects of lead poisoning.
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Stephenson said he was pursuing the tie-up because AT&T believes that vertically integrated companies, which own both the content and the pipes through which the content flows, are the only way to win against tech giants like Amazon and Apple.
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"He was quiet but had a passion for the pipes and Scottish culture," the band said in a tribute posted on social media, which was accompanied by a photograph of Rapp smiling at Celtic festival in 2018 dressed in a tartan kilt.
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A decade from now, when McDavid is swimming in trophies and Oilers fans are taking for granted all the playoff berths with someone else between the pipes, Talbot's 2016-17 will probably look like just another decent season by an NHL goaltender.
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The star has quite the pipes and is backed by an adept band, but the songs — written by Mr. Jones with Laura Jean Anderson, Bobby Halvorson, Dylan Meek and Josh Quat — tend to be pallid, hook-free lite funk and R&B.
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I don't really want to say anything negative about the coal industry, but the reality is, if you can detect, find and keep it in the pipes and burn it really efficiently, natural gas has got to be the most significant fuel.
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A man would get out and dump a bag of feed into the troughs, then run a pitchfork over the top of it as the heads of cattle poked through the pipes and lolled their long slimy white tongues over the green pellets.
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"The pipes will probably get full again by the end of the year and rail will be a way to get those incremental barrels out," said GMP FirstEnergy analyst Martin King, adding the discount on Canadian crude would likely widen as a result.
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The house had wireless thermostats, surveillance cameras on every corner of the building, a programmable lock, cable jacks placed high up walls for flat-panel TVs, and even a centralized vacuum system built into the walls - plug in and the dirt goes through the pipes.
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But, Brittan stressed, the firm is on track to do what he says it originally set out to do — become a utility for the industry and create the pipes for finance companies in need of data, even if the product is constantly being changed.
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Although Michigan Governor Rick Snyder had commented recently that replacing the pipes was not a good short-term solution, Weaver seemed confident that the work could begin as soon as possible and would be finished within a year by 32 crews from the National Guard.
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Some people worry that owning the pipes that carry their customers' data will give big tech firms even more power than they already have, likening the situation to Amazon's owning the roads on which its packages are delivered and the lorries that carry them.
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Goalie Cal Petersen, who made 32 saves, held strong between the pipes the rest of the way for the Kings — who sit last in the league — before Brown iced the affair with the first of his team's two empty-net goals into final minute.
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Cities that have aging lead pipes have two options for dealing with them: Replace them, or treat the water running through them with anti-corrosives that prevent the pipes from breaking down (in Flint, this anti-corrosive was removed when the city switched water sources).
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But on Wednesday night when the radiators in the house were turned down to whatever temperature was needed to keep water from freezing in the pipes, I wondered if maybe I had been expected to vacate along with all the other girls in the dorm.
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Everything that is done has to be triple checked to regain your trust and to hold those who are responsible for fixing the pipes and delivering the clean water which has you said, you bathe in it and drink it and wash food in it.
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"This is generally a bad idea since the pipes that go under the trailer often get damaged in transport when the trailer goes through dips in the road and this portion of the trailer is most vulnerable to coming in contact with the road."
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It now stands silent, the pipes having been donated to various churches as part of their rebuilding efforts after World War II. Family traditions; an insular world; romances with outsiders; yawning differences of age; music and silence; the vague and persistent specter of violent conflict.
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SARS spread through poop, tooDuring the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak (SARS is also a coronavirus), researchers documented an instance in which one sick person had diarrhea in a Hong Kong apartment building, and the virus then traveled through the pipes to infect other residents.
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"The fact of the matter is, they're legally required to treat the water so it's not corrosive and so it doesn't leach the lead out of the pipes," said Erik Olson, senior director of the Healthy People and Thriving Communities Program at the NRDC.
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A replica of the Pendleton engine room, floodable and hydraulically shake-able, exact down to the grime on the gauges and rust on the pipes, was just a short hike away, as was a mock-up of the Chatham Coast Guard Station, dusted with unmelting artificial snow.
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Considering we've never seen a kimberlite eruption, we have to try to back out the events that happen and the timing of the eruption using clues in the rocks—like how minerals shatter, the types of material found in the deposits, and the shapes of the pipes.
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality found that Flint's water system was free of dangerous levels of lead contamination in January 2017, but the problem won't truly be solved until all the pipes are replaced—a process that can raise the lead levels for certain properties.
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Puneet Paliwal, a senior analyst with CRU, said that the cut in imports should not have a big effect on Iran, where the less than 2mm thick HR coil is used in the pipes and profiles segment, a large steel end-use sector in the country.
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Aretha was intimately involved in the pre-production of her biopic, spending hours with producer Harvey Mason Jr. Harvey says Aretha has signed off on the perfect person to play her ... Jennifer Hudson, who has the pipes and the acting cred to pull off the role.
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The pipes are designed to move gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale producing regions in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio to consumers in the Southeast and Gulf Coast, including the liquefied natural gas export terminals under construction and in service along the Gulf of Mexico.
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In a medley from Show Boat, he noted that "you might think you're seeing the second coming of God" when the organ was going "full tilt" on "Ol' Man River," and it indeed boomed like some divine apocalypse with all the pipes blaring and the low notes vibrating.
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The Anglo-Dutch major could not say how much the pipes contributed to increased efficiency, but said innovations at Stones had played a significant part in cost savings of $1.8 billion in its projects and technology division last year - equivalent to the 2015 core profits in its upstream division.
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The state will cover the cost of replacing water lines -- the pipes that connect household plumbing to the main distribution pipe running beneath the street -- for at least 18,0003 Flint households by 2020, according to the settlement, which resulted from a lawsuit over lead-tainted water in the city.
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A group of construction workers was installing large pipes in a trench just outside Disneyland when one of the pipes "accidentally struck a cross beam" and sent a metal plate down into the trench and onto the worker, Daron Wyatt, a spokesperson for the Anaheim Police Department, tells PEOPLE.
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It could come from a breakdown in a boiler room, a leak in the pipes that send steam to buildings or a failure in the vertical risers that carry heat up to homes — all of which can set off a domino effect and make the entire system collapse.
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Winter poses especially difficult conditions for water mains and other utilities because the cold can make older cast-iron mains brittle, and because extreme temperature swings can create "freeze-thaw" cycles that cause the ground around the water mains to expand and contract, putting external pressure on the pipes.
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So I think as time has gone on and it's become more clear that where the pipes end and where the content begins is a blurrier line now, because they're actually doing things on their distribution networks to deliver ... that actually put them squarely in the content business.
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When pressed about the age of the pipes and the safety history of the well, a spokesperson for Sempra Utilities, the company that owns SoCalGas, said that the company performs daily well checks, and that this well had passed its last inspection: Now, three months after the pipe first burst,, Gov.
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Greiss has done nothing to lose playing time — he earned the first two victories of the winning streak, has won his last five starts and is 33-0-1 in November — but Weight hinted Halak would be in the pipes again when the Islanders host the Ottawa Senators on Friday night.
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I love waking up first to the feeling of cozy, then hearing the clink and tinkering of the pipes and finally smelling the heat, all while still feeling the outdoor breeze and knowing it's cool enough for a jacket but wanting desperately to be brought apple cider doughnuts in bed instead.
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The Pogues did get the guys from the Police Department's Emerald Society, the pipes and drums outfit, to show up for the video, but according to a story in The Guardian, they didn't know the words to "Galway Bay" and had to sing the song from the Mickey Mouse Club.
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Under this system, even content creators who refuse self-censorship, regardless of consequences — such as The Times, which has been blocked in China since reporting on the party leaders' family wealth in 2012 — may find their ability to reach consumers at the mercy of the companies that run the pipes.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency had reasoned that "major disaster" funds are intended to deal with natural disasters, like severe flooding, not with self-inflicted ones, like Flint's pipes, which became corroded after the city, in a cost-cutting move, started using polluted Flint River water that leached lead from the pipes.
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"Think of this as the skin clearing the pipes," says dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD. But even though we know that the purging phenomenon is real, there's always that moment of questioning: Is your skin reacting normally to a retinoid you've just started using, or did your acne just get real bad real fast?
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In February 2015, Mr. Busch told a concerned Environmental Protection Agency official, who was asking about some high lead findings, that Flint was indeed using chemicals to prevent leaching from the pipes, a process known as corrosion control, though the state now acknowledges that no such controls were in place at the time.
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LONDON — When a giant fatberg was discovered in the sewer of a small coastal town in southwestern England last year, the company that manages the pipes was so mystified by the greasy mass of solidified fats and waste materials that it enlisted the help of scientists to discover what it was made of.
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Canadian astronaut and rock legend Chris Hadfield also tweeted a picture of what the entire device looks like, calling it "basic": Most astronauts get an enema before launch to clear the pipes so they don't have to do anything other than pee aboard the tiny, privacy-free Soyuz, NASA astronaut Leroy Chiao wrote for Gizmodo.
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He's become convinced that a faint cry he can hear behind the wall (after a 21 caller reports hearing said faint cry) is a prematurely born infant who's been flushed down the toilet and is now stuck inside the pipes of an apartment building — something that not only apparently can happen but actually has.
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The damage to the nearly bankrupt city and its nearly 100,000 residents by lead-tainted water caused by corrosion in the pipes has yet to be totaled, but there is no doubt that the state has a moral obligation to provide clean water immediately for the citizens and to devise a long-term solution, no matter how costly.
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By 2013's personal challenge, it's possible that Zuckerberg had sensed something new in the data stream that might be coming down the pipes towards him — as he set himself the challenge of expanding his personal horizons (not that he put it that way) by "meeting a new person every day who does not work at Facebook".
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So I make it a good thing that at 36 she's gone both solo and pop, and with Dicelvio's help delivered what pop albums are supposed to deliver, only with guitars rather than keyboards—well-defined tunes with relatable lyrics that get where they're going without distracting shows of the pipes I'm grateful she doesn't have.
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Cities are not required to report lead levels to the public until lead levels hit 15 parts per billion—the threshold at which cities must begin corrosion control measures, like adding chlorine to the water to prevent lead seeping in through the pipes, or if the state requires it, replacing lead pipes in the city water infrastructure.
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Assistant water treatment plant supervisor Mike Glasgow tested Walters' home, and the information was forwarded to the EPA, which told the MDEQ that the level could be a result of the river water leaching the inside of the pipes — after all, it was corroding the metal on GM auto parts — and depositing lead in the water.
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Media business seems kind of fraught in a lot of ways, and it seems like if you own the pipes, you don't need to own the content because the content all has to come through you whether or not you own it, which is another way of me asking, I still don't understand why you did this deal.
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Tech vs telecom: The debate goes back to the early days of the internet, when tech startups raised the concern that internet service providers — the phone and cable companies that own the pipes that carry all those bits and bytes — could intentionally slow down some while speeding up others in order to extract a fee or favor their own web traffic.
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His only child, Tosh Berman, whose book Growing Up in Wallace Berman's World is due out soon, told me that one of his dad's favorite records to work to was the amazing trance LP Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka, a recording of the Moroccan group Master Musicians of Joujouka in performance in 1968 in their village.
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I wanted to bathe myself in the slow-living energy of lovely middle-aged people who only use biodegradable shower products because the pipes of their century-old Victorian home are extremely sensitive, and come out the other side cleansed of my inclination to browse Instagram ads for direct-to-consumer couches when I already have a perfectly fine couch.
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It was this mindset that enabled Netflix to succeed in a crowded and highly competitive industry, where the likes of Comcast, AT&T and Verizon own the pipes and control distribution; companies like Disney, Time Warner and Fox own the majority of the content; and there are deep-pocketed competitors like Apple, Amazon and YouTube that are competing for the same content and viewers.
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