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He added, "Wal-Mart is the sewer pipe through which good jobs are being flushed".

Precious metals worth an estimated £13m are being flushed down our sinks and drains each year.

The pharmaceutical and personal care products, or P.P.C.P.'s, are being flushed into the nation's rivers from sewage treatment plants or leaching into groundwater from septic systems.

Bad loans are being flushed out of the system, and more restrictive loan-making means banks are taking on fewer risks.

Yet it is as though they have only now found a voice: the usual stereotypes are being flushed out of the bars and onto the talk shows, and they are echoed by mainstream politicians who want to capture potential voters who are otherwise drifting off toward the right.

For markets like Phoenix or Atlanta, where prices spiked by double digits annually from 2002 to 2006, selling for a loss can be a positive sign that housing markets are actively correcting and that come-lately speculators are being flushed out.

She said: "[Bathroom rubbish] is being flushed away with an 'out of sight, out of mind' perception.

The birds and fish are thriving, and water is being flushed out by the open ocean more efficiently than scientists once thought.

Lord Mandelson, echoing Mr Miliband's critique, said all the advances New Labour had made over combating its weakness over the economy, crime, public services and confusion over Europe "were being flushed away" under Ed's leadership.

Analysts suggested though that the French and Chadian successes this week — as many as 130 terrorists killed in ground and air operations, according to the French spokesman — did not mean the French were getting bogged down in Mali, but rather that intelligence was improving and more extremists were being flushed out of their mountain retreats.

Del Toral continued, "My point on that was that people are exposed to the particulate lead on a daily basis, but the particulate lead is being flushed away before collecting compliance samples which provides false assurance to residents about the true lead levels in the water".