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The traffic restrictions have removed roughly two million vehicles from city streets.
So far Sanergy, winner of the 2011 MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, has erected 330 FLTs (with about new 25 toilets added monthly) and removed roughly 1,800 tons of waste.
However, he says the app will be updated soon to allow users to mark "good karma" (compliant companies) and "bad karma," and it may publish its statistics.The app has removed roughly 10m unwanted mailings per year by the firm's reckoning.
According to TRAC, ICE arrested and removed roughly 1250 people per week in 2016.
In the 2010s, acting on emergency reports about these signs, a public safety issue was raised, and the government removed roughly 3,000 per year.
Although thinspiration sites have been around nearly as long as the Internet itself -- as far back as 2001, Yahoo! removed roughly 115 sites (pro-ana was the label used at that time) citing violations of the company's terms of service -- the depth and scope of Tumblr's teen thinspo community seems unprecedented.
That project, which involves removing roughly 5,000 seats began this year and will be completed in 2012.
She was told to discuss the matter with the Orange County Social Services Agency, which removes roughly twelve hundred children from their homes every year, the majority for issues relating to neglect.
The legislation, which cleared the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee this month, would remove roughly 200 positions — many of them public affairs or Congressional-relations jobs for various agencies — from Senate scrutiny.
As Dr. Wright explained to me, "the goal of air capture is to remove roughly 10-30% of the CO2 in the air passing through the collector, not to produce CO2 free air.
An 1872 law, a keystone of the nineteenth-century privatization program, still allows mining companies to remove roughly a billion dollars a year of minerals from public lands without paying royalties or meaningful fees.
