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Approximately 0.55 tons of the carbon dioxide emissions from 1 ton of cement production originate from the chemical reaction (calcination) of calcium carbonate that converts limestone (CaCO3) to calcium oxide (CaO).

(The production originated in Paris).

New, that is, to the Met; the production originated at the Washington Opera.

Jossi Wieler and Serge Morabito's production originated at Stuttgart in 2003.

The production originated in London, where Evans took drawing lessons, sketching pint glasses and the dome of St . Pauls Cathedral.

Directed by Raphael Parry, the production originated with Project X in Dallas.

On record, that is, for few have had a chance to see it -- unless it was last year at the Glimmerglass Opera, where this New York City Opera production originated.

Mr. Trelinski, who is artistic director of the Teatr Wielki in Warsaw, where the production originated, is a respected director with some notable achievements.

Mr. Spacey — the artistic director at the Old Vic theater in London, where this production originated — dares to evoke the barnstorming actor-managers of a century ago.

The freshness comes from the vivid but unaffected performances of the show's young, mostly Chicago-based leads (Mr. Newell is the artistic director of the Court Theater in Chicago, where this production originated).

Though this production originated at Covent Garden in 1995, it has added pertinence today: as the soldiers bid farewell to their fiancées, an intrusive reporter and a cameraman from CNN show up to get the human-interest angle.