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Soupy lentils, three and a third tons of them, bubble away in vast cauldrons, stirred by bearded, barefoot men wielding wooden spoons the size of canoe paddles.
Someone had broken into the storage unit in North Bergen, New Jersey, where Yang kept his supplies; three tons of his secret bubble solution and six thousand special bubble toys had been stolen.
Tons of people compared the dot-com bubble to the Tulip bubble 15 years ago.
After visiting for three weeks, I found Seattle to be a place of immense passion, brewing tons of fresh ideas, and nearly bubbling over with proactivity.
Google has received tons of gushy press for its bubble-shaped self-driving car, though it's still years from the showroom floor.
People spent tons of money on telecom during the Internet bubble.
The culprit is a magnetic bubble of tens of millions of tons of protons and the like blown off the sun at several million kilometers per hour.
China is spending tons of money manipulating its currency downward and, in the process, creating domestic inflation and a real estate bubble, which is weakening its competiveness.
Tons and tons of leaks inside.
