"To get relatively uncontaminated material from the ocean floor is quite difficult".
The next step is to get an uncontaminated sample from a deep lake, whether it's Lake Vostok or somewhere else.
2. Flint is to get clean, uncontaminated water paid for by the state.
If your sundae arrives covered with nuts or your burger smothered with cheese, Ms. Muñoz-Furlong suggests keeping the offending dish at your table to make sure you get a new, uncontaminated serving.
Seeley had barely begun contemplating how to rebuild her life when a physician, Dr. George Crislip, told town officials and the media that the fire "let loose unknown quantities of asbestos," and that [the urban renewal authority] could "form a public/private partnership to get that place uncontaminated".
Workers with wood know that getting a magnetically uncontaminated sample is not trivial.
Earlier methods required large uncontaminated samples, but these were impossible to get because of damage from original conservation methods.
If people ever do get to the red planet — an event that Conway, now forty-nine, says he considers "unlikely" in his lifetime — they'll immediately wreck the place, just by showing up: "Scientists want a pristine Mars, uncontaminated by Earth".
These meats, known as tassau in the colonies, which the Negroes avoided eating when they could get [uncontaminated] salted beef and codfish, spread to the slaves the communicable agent [ germe"] of the disease with which they [the meats] were infected ["infectées"].
In tests of 12 trained bee colonies last summer at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, one to two bees an hour were seen flying around uncontaminated controls, while "we were getting 1,200 bees an hour on the targets," said Philip J. Rodacy, a chemist in the explosives technology group at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque.
This country has really got some of the best (and last) uncontaminated landscapes on the planet.
