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Apart from the main pistes, which are sprayed with fake powder, the surrounding forests are patchily covered at best.

French polish, the traditional finish of the Victorian period, and indeed up to the 1930s, has been largely replaced by gloss or eggshell lacquers, which are sprayed on and are heat and water resistant and are so hard as to be practically mark free.

The effect is produced by synthetic compounds designed to mimic THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, which are sprayed onto plant material then often marketed as "Spice".

It is divided into numbered sectors, which are spray-painted on to the walls so that residents have an address.

The trigger, they believe, was the pesticide malathion, which was sprayed to control mosquitoes on the Air Force base in Texas.

DDT, which is sprayed on the inside walls of houses twice a year, is used in only about 24 countries.

The target of the shooting was an unoccupied black Honda, which was sprayed with a hail of bullets.

The infected mosquitoes in Suffolk appear to be concentrated in Belmont Lake State Park in Babylon, which was sprayed with pesticides the day after the infected mosquitoes were collected.

The department has taken a brief look at another technology, a foam called Ekor, which was sprayed over reactor rubble at Chernobyl.

In Segré, the contestants were soberly attired — they wore one-piece swimsuits — and spectators uncorked a local bubbly, Saumur Brut, none of which was sprayed on anyone.

Representative Marion Berry, an Arkansas Democrat whose state is one of the three leading producers of catfish, offered the novel idea that Vietnamese fish are contaminated by the defoliant Agent Orange, which was sprayed by the United States during the war.