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The cleaners will know you were sent by me when you present them with an envelope filled with ash.
Inside my head, Cormac McCarthy was conjuring a father and son crossing a perpetually monochrome North American wasteland filled with ash, hunger and marauding cannibals.
They were "50-year-old vegan cake-makers", members of the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army, a pensioner who didn't want his local duck pond filled with ash.
Rafael et al. [20] had reported that the honeycomb network composed of perylene-3,4,9,10-tetracarboxylic-3,4,9,10-diimide (PTCDI) and melamine can be filled with ASH, C12SH, and BP3SH on Au(111)/mica substrate.
Coal-fired plants create dumpsites and waste ponds that are filled with ash, which contains heavy metals like arsenic and lead, they said.
Keep in mind that if the sky is filled with ash, you won't be able to travel far by car, since ash interferes with mechanisms in car engines and prevents them from operating correctly.
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By morning, the hospital was nothing but black walls and a row of bed frames filled with ashes.
"Operation Frustrate the Historians," Hugo Black's children called it, as the sky filled with ashes the day they made their bonfire.
Gone, for instance, is an urn filled with ashes that archivists returned to the donor who pressed it upon the library.
Near one of the factory's driveways, the only signs there had been a strike were a charred metal barrel and a portable Weber grill filled with ashes, abandoned in the middle of the night, when news of a tentative contract agreement had arrived just ahead of a rainstorm.
(In Hong Kong, another similarly sized city, the problem is even worse: urns filled with ashes often sit in funeral parlours for months while waiting for the next available spot at a public columbarium, and the maximum burial period is just six years).
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