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And outdoors, at least the fumes disperse and are not so concentrated or confined in your home.
It serves a totally different purpose at a power plant than smokestacks, whose job is moving combustion products high into the air, allowing them to disperse away from populated spaces.
It serves a totally different purpose at a power plant than smokestacks, whose job is moving combustion products high into the air, allowing them to disperse away from populated spaces.
autumn afternoons on hillside vineyards, was ready to be set free and to disperse the fogs of London.
and the glow of hot autumn afternoons on hillside vineyards was ready to be set free and to disperse the fogs of London.
They fired tear gas in response trying to disperse the crowds.
They fired tear gas in response, trying to disperse the crowds.
different when the lights come on and the crowds disperse.
It feels completely different when the lights come on and the crowds disperse.
And then, somehow, we'd need to disperse all that liquid into a mist of droplets small enough to float.
And then, somehow, we’d need to disperse all that liquid into a mist of droplets small
Police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators in Turkey's biggest city.
Police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators in Turkey's biggest city.
They disperse that as well It makes the teeth a little bit whiter But the worst part is you're actually weakening the teeth more than you are actually whitening the teeth.
What happens is the chromogens, which are the pigmented molecules we talked about with the whitening, the acidic fruits, they disperse that as well.
Riot police fired tear gas and used rubber bullets to disperse the crowds.
Cunningham tells the mob to disperse.
nice boy,” a humbled Mr. Cunningham tells the mob to disperse. So it’s by not honoring