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"Some theories say that small black holes in globular clusters should sink down to the center and form a medium-sized one, but our discovery suggests this isn't true, " said Daniel Stern, an astrophysicist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
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He set up for several promising putts of the type that fans are accustomed to seeing Mickelson sink coming down the stretch.
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He leaped over the sink and then back down onto the chair.
NEWYORKER: Max at Sea
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Consumers can reduce the amount of water through direct action - by applying a water-saving showerhead, shutting off the tap during teeth brushing, by not disposing of medicines, paints or other pollutants down the sink etc.
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Many break down, or sink into the mud, creating road blocks.
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Dinners at his house were a fraught mixture of desire and dashed hope as pedigreed bottles were opened and poured into glasses and down the kitchen sink.
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But much of Libya's wealth disappears down more banal sink-holes.
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During World War II, Desperate Dan used his peashooter to bring down German aircraft and sink U-boats.
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But there are several albatrosses that could slow torcetrapib down--or even sink it.
FORBES
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Dumping them in, she stirs them for a bit, turns the heat down, goes back to the sink to turn off the water, and lets the lettuce sit in the sink to drain.
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Bracelin figures HP's U.S. retail PC sales will sink by 7%, a drop that will drag sales growth down for HP's entire PC business.
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She leaned forward over the sink, unexpectedly dizzy, taking her weight on her arms, and staring down into the dark passage of the drain, understanding it for a few seconds as if it opened a way out of the world, or into it.
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