Wastage and spillage of alcohol occurring in the off-trade before being sold by retailers is not captured by retail sales data and is therefore not a source of bias.
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.
Once LA reached the soil through over-spray, spillage, rainfall wash-off, or simply fallen fruit and leaves, the lead arsenate underwent hydrolysis, separating into lead and arsenic bound to organic particles in the soil.
A dripolator will regulate the flow of essential oil and prevent spillage of the whole bottle even if the cap is off.
Ms. Finkle can't say: the board guidelines prohibit any spillage of specifics.
I reckoned it might be something along the lines of a Snowden spillage of state secrets.
At the same time, in this promiscuous spillage of commodities, a whole moral universe is implicit.
He's wearing shades and has a spillage of iron-filings on his chin.
(So much for the idea that Nets coach Jason Kidd would have the most notorious spillage of the NBA season).
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