fumes I will said Vidalia I told Mr Nichols to stop by every once in a while so don't freak out if you see his
Gary Briggs: The fumes Premal Shah: The fumes Gary Briggs: are terrible, yeah.
Premal Shah: The fumes from kerosene kill more people every year in the developing world than malaria.
Because there would be toxic fumes coming over here.
and too much exposure to fumes from painting.
you can start a company basically on fumes .
concerned about kind of exporting of dangerous fumes away from the rich people's areas into the more gritty
glowing red comets trailing brilliant white fumes it burned through skin through bone through steel through
majority of Southern Californians were willing to breathe petroleum fumes if it meant they could live in the suburbs and
of demons this Vision along with the overpowering fumes made her groggy and to keep herself from fainting she began
He said, only in a fume hood with full protective gear.
They breathe in so many fumes .
pre-cut with a surgical saw he lifts and a powerful wave of fumes escaped from
After a mile, that effect starts to weaken out because you're not getting as much fumes in the air from all this exhaust.
Managers are gonna go to fumes .
And if a manager goes to fumes , that kind of energy, you may seem like a manic, multitasking PDA checking change agent.
And the night she was forced to spend in construction paper blackness with 20,000 miserable animals and their fumes , having accidentally locked herself in the shed.
And one of the professors said, the students should not touch that PBDE flame retardant except wearing full gear and a fume hood.
The problem with non-stick cookware-- there's a number of them-- first of all, there's something called polymer fume fever, and I actually subjected myself to this just
part of that world and saying, "Oh yeah, we could reduce our chemical waste a lot if we just reconfigured these fume hoods" or something like that.
And if you walked into a room that was just painted with oil based paints, you would smell the fumes , and you'd get a
And when you think about these animals living in these factory farms where, for 24 hours a day, all they're doing is breathing in the noxious fumes of their own waste, it makes
it, which means that somewhere in the device’s karmic history, there’s a sweatshop full of crippled children inhaling solder fumes until they keel over and are dumped in a ditch