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It is often used to describe gasoline or fuel that is of poor quality or has gone bad. It can also refer to the unpleasant odor emitted from a person's digestive system. Example: "I had to take my car to the mechanic because it was running on bad gas from the gas station down the street." "The party was going well until someone let out a bad gas and everyone had to evacuate the room."
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"I've got really bad gas".
The pollution was visible from space; we would be living under a skin of bad gas, an anti-Eden project.
The reason that many consumers resisted buying SUV's — bad gas mileage — has been eliminated by "tremendous engineering improvements," according to Michelle Krebs, an executive analyst at AutoTrader.com.
Goldberg, who has moderated the show since O'Donnell's exit, seemed the most comfortable, saying that she was back "like bad gas" and sharing pictures of her great-granddaughter, who is named, astoundingly, Charlie Rose.
The idea is that when the sensor finds a concentration of bad gas, it will send a command to the climate-control computer telling it to shut down the car's fresh air intake.
I had bought bad gas for my camp stove in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and breakfast that morning had consisted of cocoa powder mixed with cold, iodine-treated water.
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That's not bad considering the brand's big, bad, gas-guzzling image of years past.
If the amount of SWCNTs is lower (w = 0.25, 0.50, 0.75%), the particles of the MIPs cannot be separated effectively and the size of particles cannot be refined, which result in bad gas-sensing properties.
In addition, although methane is a bad greenhouse gas it can be converted into more viable fuel products (ethylene).
EVERYONE knows that driving fast or sitting in traffic with the air-conditioner cranked up is bad for gas mileage.
As it turned out, the calculations weren't too bad: Texas gas prices are averaging around $3.25 per gallon, and I estimated that I'd get about 30 miles to the gallon, for a total of about $130.
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