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Nor did it appear to come from the release of gaseous methane that had become bound to the soil.

The sole practical experience has come from the release of the nerve gas Sarin in a Tokyo subway (1994) and the inhalational anthrax discovered in Florida (2001).

The final tranche of the £100m would come from the release of up to £10m tied up with letters of credit and deposits held by suppliers.

The final tranche of the £100m will come from the release of up to £10m tied up with letters of credit and deposits held by suppliers.

Rather, the danger would come from the release of high levels of radiation caused by a break in the protective barriers that seal in radiation produced by reactors.

The potential lawsuits that come from the release of patient information are huge.

More information came from the release of American government files obtained by the National Security Archive in Washington.

For the entire industry in the first quarter, about $12.6 billion, or roughly 43 percent of profits, came from the release of reserves.

Faraone wrote that Mein Kampf's recent resurgence came from the release of a 99 cent digital version last year.

But roughly $6.85 billion of its $17.4 billion profit came from the release of funds set aside to cover losses.

But scientists say the glut is unsustainable because it comes from the release of water that has built up over thousands of years.