Through these online rooms, the government would request data, companies would deposit it and the government would retrieve it, people briefed on the discussions said.
Denied newspapers as a way of isolating them, they'd see a guard discard a newspaper he'd used to wrap his sandwich, and one of the prisoners would retrieve it, smuggle it under their shirt, and in a tiny coded script on toilet paper (the only paper they had), would circulate a story or headline that would give their compatriots courage.
It wasn't enough for him to fetch a ball; he would retrieve it and, standing happily in front of me with a wagging tail, would proceed to swallow the ball whole.
Pensacola Beach, FL -- When Ryan Heffernan, a volunteer with Emerald Coastkeeper, noticed a bag of oily debris floating off in Santa Rosa Sound, she ran up to BP's HazMat-trained workers to ask if they would retrieve it.
Only once did a little girl suggest that if it came to euthenasia, they would retrieve the dog.
That lone teenager would retrieve his puck, shoot it and skate after it again, so alone and yet so content.
Presumably, the ARSK would retrieve its heavy weapons from the UNPROFOR storage by force and resist the HV.
However, this particular study was conducted specifically to determine whether the average, random bystander in the airport, with no duty to act, would retrieve the device, use it successfully, and, of course, save lives [ 9].
Inmates with work assignments allowing them to travel outside their cells would retrieve dropped-off contraband, deliver it to customers, and arrange to pay corrections officials, either directly or with the aid of persons outside the prison.
Changing that to "/api/v1/molecules/564a2fdd5573c07ff61ce3db/cml" would retrieve the same molecule in the CML format, and ending it with 'cjson' would return the molecule in the Chemical JSON format described later.
