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The same images appear in slide-show format at Metro Pictures, along with photographs considered for inclusion but edited out, and research material that contributed to the project.

The makers of the HBO documentary series The Jinx came under increasing pressure on Monday to explain how long they had been sitting on the explosive material that contributed to the arrest of their subject, Robert Durst, less than 24 hours before Sunday's series finale.

The mortar included lime and pozzolana, a volcanic material that contributed significantly to its strength.

The dissemination of SIDER predecessors in intergenic regions supplied Leishmania species with novel genetic material that contributed to increasing genomic plasticity and diversifying regulatory functions.

Hs-SH publishes articles, research notes, book reviews, and other material that contribute to social history in Canada and elsewhere.

ASTM C125-16 [4] defines a SCM as an inorganic material that contributes to the properties of a cementitious mixture through hydraulic or pozzolanic activity, or both.

For it might be that censorship of pornography would alleviate a considerable amount of this harm, without incurring the same costs as censoring some or all of the non-sexually explicit material that contributes to the harm.

Mexico City has a variety of sources of environmental LPS (e.g., open field waste, waste disposal dust, wastewater treatment plants, open sewer channels, and daily outdoor deposits of thousands of pounds of animal and human fecal material) that contribute to measurable levels of LPS in Mexico City PM10 (Osornio-Vargas et al. 2003) and chronic exposure of Mexico City residents to LPS.

Purging your possessions doesn't have to mean sending more items to a landfill or buying brand-new packing materials that contributed to deforestation.

Our daily lives bring us in contact with a rich range of materials that contribute to both the utility and aesthetics of the built environment.

Pharmaceutical effluents usually contain organic and inorganic waste materials that contribute to total dissolved solids (TDS), chemical oxygen demand (COD) and biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), rendering the mode of treatment highly challenging.