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Following this, it addresses the failure mode in which pilots are extinguished but nevertheless burner gas continues to be released with subsequent explosion of the unignited gas.

With its degradation, due to drastic rise in temperatures, a huge amount of carbon continues to be released into the atmosphere, contributing to global climate change.

Such a pH effect has not been observed but conceivably could occur if carbon dioxide continues to be released to the atmosphere by human activities.

(And then there is the nuclear dimension: if radiation continues to be released, there may be deaths that aren't counted for years).

Some 7600 tonnes of de-icing salt are applied to watershed roads each year; 52% accumulates in groundwater where it continues to be released as brackish baseflow to creeks in summer.

In vitro, bioactive IL-1ra continues to be released for up to 20 days [8].

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Governments continue to draw on its expertise, and prisoners continue to be released in response to its efforts.

At least 20 different scenarios will be launched initially, and new ones will continue to be released.

After the work was done, remote monitoring of the well then revealed that gas continued to be released, according to the statement.

Remote monitoring of the well then revealed that gas continued to be released, according to a statement by the British Department of Energy and Climate Change.

But duets by Mr. Jones and Ms. Wynette continued to be released until 1980, the year they rejoined to make a new album, Together Again,"which included the hit "Two Story House".

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