"What we are trying to do is put [the cobalt-60] in a receptacle that can contain its radioactivity and send it [to the nuclear waste site] to be confined," Mr Eibenschutz said.
An alternative scenario would be to say that in the future, more emphasis will be put on meeting cobalt demand upfront.
Try to remember my abbreviation!" So it is with Brummie's picture of pollution... 25 Cobalt in stream is cause of affliction (7)... where the solver puts a CO for "cobalt" inside ("in") another word for "stream" (SURGE) for the answer SCOURGE.
Nova is napping, having worked until the wee hours to put a fresh coat of cobalt blue paint on the roof in time for the shoot.
The archdiocese remains so short of cash that officials have put its headquarters, alongside a cobalt-blue stretch of Lake Michigan, up for sale.
Unregulated toxic byproducts such as chromium, cobalt, nickel and arsenic also put Alcoa high up the list of Toxic 100 US companies in an annual survey conducted by the Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
The guy (CIA Officer 1) put in charge of the Detention Centre codenamed COBALT "was a junior officer on his first overseas assignment with no previous experience or training in handling prisoners or conducting interrogations" (p.50).
There was Dragan, "a young Rutger Hauer, six-one, close-cropped blond hair and cobalt-blue eyes," for whom the D.E.A. put together an entire warehouse of advanced weaponry in a drugs-for-arms deal.
The mining she alludes to is the nickel and cobalt former holdings of City of London Group, which put in seed funding for Novitas but no longer has any involvement.
The independent assessor's figures put the chance of a strike at 1 in 3, and Cobalt estimated that drilling a single exploratory well in that region would cost $100 million.
