That incredible water deficit weighs nearly 240 billion tons, and as it evaporated, the ground began to shift.
Barely had Ms. Karklina spoken when two Muslim women — Seja Majeed, an Iraqi Shiite who grew up in Britain and lives in London, and Ajarat Moyosore, a Sunni nurse from Nigeria who lives in Los Angeles, found that their earlier agreement on promoting tolerance and that famous common ground evaporated over the niqab.
As with Ricardo, the abuses on the ground evaporated into airy economic theory.
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Not only was the ground dry but the rain falling from the large cumulonimbus clouds evaporated before reaching the ground.
The rest soaked into the ground or evaporated.
After Camp David, though, both sides say the momentum evaporated and they lost ground on those issues.
It evaporated out of the ground and got sucked out of lakes and reservoirs for drinking and car washing and dripping in your sink in the middle of the night.
In most cases, without a shot being fired from the ground, they evaporated back into the desert or from wherever they came -- often long before the French troops arrived.
The assumed lifespan of the well pads is 10 years in both cases.> We consider both the total amount of freshwater withdrawn for use in the shale gas extraction process (the majority of which is used for fracking), and the share thereof which is 'consumed,' i.e., either evaporated, infiltrated into the ground or polluted to an extent that it cannot be directly re-used during the fracking process.
