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It is dark, there is much dust and noise.
Now we have so many people, so many cars, and so much dust and smoke that we can hardly breathe".
And nothing happened, but a dull thud, not even a real tinkle, too much dust and rust in the mechanism, the spring too old to bounce back.
And it's disturbing how much dust and detritus can accumulate in a few days, especially under the kitchen table: quite embarrassing if people pop in unexpectedly.
Sometimes people complained that the E.P.A.'s trucks were stirring up too much dust, and wasn't the agency just wasting money cleaning up the town since it was being abandoned anyway?
Whether to Test Apartments How much dust and debris from the World Trade Center blew into nearby offices and apartment buildings is one of the most persistent questions of 9/11's aftermath.
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A female participant described that wearing protective clothing to reduce exposures to dust and chemicals contributes to HRI: "Some colleagues are all covered up…covered up to the nose…some people get sick because there is too much dust, chemicals, and pollen and you have to be covered from the mouth and nose…It can produce allergies, the eyes, the sneezing.
The sensors send an electric charge into the coating when too much dust accumulates, and the coating creates a short blast of electricity to knock dust off the edges of the panels with minimal energy use.
His nets are of 100percentt polyester, which does not catch as much dust as cotton and is easier to see through.
"It was noise and confusion and people bleeding and people running and screaming and so much dust I couldn't see".
There's just too much dust, leather, whinnying, shooting, and mud — too much brown — and not enough talking, understanding, humor, and complexity.
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