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After the initial injection, the permanganate was allowed to disperse under ambient groundwater velocities.
Afghan officials would also prefer to have had a chance to talk to the Taliban prisoners on their release, but they were instead allowed to disperse.
If elk were allowed to disperse at will, the disease would quickly burn itself out, while concentrating the herds at feeding grounds perpetuates it.
Adding to the beekeepers' frustrations is a new rule passed by the state Department of Environmental Protection that requires all beekeepers -- even the hobbyists -- to obtain a license before being allowed to disperse pesticide.
Under the arrangement, "B.A.C.R. was regularly used as a 'cash pass through' by S.F.U.S.D. administrators," she wrote, meaning administrators were allowed to disperse the money without oversight by the San Francisco Board of Education.
It is a byproduct of coal-burning power plants – cinders, the unburnt parts of the coal that used to be allowed to disperse into the air, or fall to the bottom of power station chimneys, but in modern power plants are collected instead.
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Chemical functionalization of these Si NPs with alkyl groups allowed to homogeneously disperse them in nonpolar liquids (NPLs).
Migration was initiated by removing the manifolds 16 hours after seeding, and the cells were allowed to radially disperse for 24 hours.
"It's monstrous that the legacy of someone so important in French culture could be allowed to be dispersed," said Valérie Bochenek, his former assistant.
The contents of the basins are deposited neatly in a row outside the hogan and allowed to be dispersed by the natural elements.
When pesticides are used, only a person licensed by the state to apply them is allowed to handle and disperse the materials.
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