Netflix can be a treasure trove of hidden gems (see: "The Babadook," "Short Term 12"), but for every great movie there are about 10 terrible ones clogging your feed. .
They are the ones clogging the motorways with their rubber necks.
We note that in all cases where an enzyme is associated with more than one CLOG, there usually is a dominant CLOG associated to almost all strains and a small number of secondary CLOGs whose members are annotated with the same enzyme.
If one is clogged, chances are that you'll find wet leaves in an elbow joint.
One likely reason for the decline: processing electronic records can change the way staff members communicate with one another, clogging up what had been a well-oiled machine.
Too much of either one may clog your arteries.
The dirtiest, biggest streets where the snow had already turned to an unpleasant brown slush were the ones to aim for; those normally clogged with terrifying traffic but which today, thanks to Transport for London cancelling the buses, were eerily clear.
The Goodyear house, which is one of the most important houses built in the United States between the two world wars, was almost torn down last year to make way for one of those gargantuan Georgian mansions that now clog the suburbs.
The slotted distribution pipe in the gravel gallery became clogged with plant roots after operating for one year.
Boston Scientific said yesterday that it had won federal approval for a tiny tube that helps keep arteries from re-clogging, the first clearance for one of the devices developed in its own laboratories.
