To that end, static-renewal systems were designed to provide researchers a technique to ease the manual water change burden.
Then a young museum employee named Dennis O'Shea took it upon himself to place a container of water within Burden's reach.
In a rent-regulated unit, if the landlord had paid for heat and hot water, the burden cannot be shifted to the tenant.
Regardless of the type of metric used to measure exposure (i.e. cumulative dose index, As in drinking water, body burden etc)., the risk of developing bladder cancer as a result of exposure to As, was consistently higher among smokers.
"We are a water city," Ms. Burden concluded.
Mrs. Oltzik had done some research, and decided that nutrition and water would only burden her husband's system.
Obtaining water is a burden even for the rich, and only forty per cent of the population has regular access to electricity.
And the situation is more widespread than you describe: even in wealthy countries, water systems often burden future customers by scrimping on maintenance.
These aging domestic fuel tanks are now considered time bombs, potentially able, through corrosion and leaks, to pollute the local ground water supply and burden unsuspecting property owners with fines, liability and marketability headaches.
He heard from off the dark river the drone of an outboard motor, a sound that drew slowly behind it across the dark water such a burden of clear, sweet memories of gone summers and gone pleasures that it made his flesh crawl, and he thought of dark in the mountains and the children singing.
