German U-boats caused the equivalent spillage of about a dozen Exxon Valdez tankers off the East Coast in the early years of World War II, and no one really even noticed.
Colin leads the way on the chocolate puns after hearing about the spillage in Germany.
This device — TV characters talking to the audience — has become common, and it's often used (as it is in another popular Fox show about spillage, breakage, chaos, and discipline, "Malcolm in the Middle") by adolescents, who, powerless in their own homes, need to complain to an understanding ear about the conditions they're living under.
You do not want to have to worry about spillage when you are having fun with your brethren's so it would be preferable to have effortlessly cleanable furnishings.
One reservoir, which asked not to be identified because of it had not been authorized to speak, said that several of its fellow reservoirs had been considering joining a 12-step program for the overly anxious "so that they could live their lives in peace, without always worrying about spillage".
WHO Class II accounted for 41% of products with spillage.> About half of the retailers reported disposal of waste pesticides in municipal disposal sites (n = 37) and fewer reported disposal of waste pesticides through burning (n = 15) and burying (n = 10).
Zhang Lei, an associate professor of environmental studies at Renmin University in Beijing, said that her research showed that there had been about 3,600 spillage accidents related to the chemical industry from 1970 to 2010, of which about 900 were on a large scale.
Previous studies indicate that food spillage for these mice on this diet averages about 2% and can be ignored (Johnson et al., 2001a).
Other people to contact Williams include a teacher in - aptly enough - Cornwall, Connecticut, in the United States, who plans to teach pupils about the spillage, and university students in the UK who want to use the Lego to study microplastic in the oceans.
Fill about 3/4 of the way to prevent spillage of filling while baking.
And if so, presumably they have to be extra careful about spillages – you don't want any of that floating about the ISS, do you, or maybe getting out with the rubbish, floating frozen in space until it's discovered by something, or someone, then used, to start something, or someone, else … I'll save it for my sci-fi movie.
