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For example, handkerchiefs can be washed and reused many times.
It's generally less expensive to cool the steam down just enough to condense it back into liquid water so it can be reused as feedwater.
It's generally less expensive to cool the steam down just enough to condense it back into liquid water so it can be reused as feed water.
So once you've refused, reduced, and reused as much as you can, then you have very little to recycle.
So once you've refused, reduced, and reused as much as you can,
where they actually don't compost, they generate more methane gas and they're not being reused
They generate more methane gas and are not being reused in an appropriate way.
computers the report says that 69% are stockpiled twenty six percent are reused
The report says that sixty-nine percent are stockpiled, twenty-six percent are reused,
and around 3,800 could be reused in the reconstruction.
and around 3, 800 could be reused in the reconstruction.
All the built-in pieces were designed and installed in a way that can be disassembled in the future, and then reassembled and reused elsewhere.
All the built-in pieces were designed and installed in a way that can be disassembled in the future and then reassembled and reused elsewhere.
But this one won't be reused.
This one will not be reused.
Criminals broke into the accounts of people who reused usernames and passwords on previously hacked sites.
Criminals broke into the accounts of people who reused usernames and passwords on previously hacked sites.
So all those pans there on the left hand side will get reused when the same dish comes on.
So all those pans there on the left-hand side will get reused when the same dish comes on.