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The practice in most African and some Asian cities is for private lorries to suck up human waste and dump it in rivers.

So far, American manufacturers have had to suck up most of the increase in the prices of their raw materials, with predictable consequences.

Farmers in certain states can still drill Wells to suck up groundwater, and tree plantations absorb a lot of rainwater that would otherwise find its way into the river.

Or they suck up pathogens, sort of vacuum up pathogens, and then don't transmit them again.

Thermal plants suck up nearly as much electricity, but also need large amounts of steam.

The secret is hydrogels, powerfully absorbent polymers that can suck up hundreds of times their weight in water.

Although the chaebol have played a vital role in South Korea's development, they also suck up credit and obstruct the rise of start-ups.

One of the places where Nature was thought to suck up and bury atmospheric carbon may actually be doing just the opposite, according to new research on the volcanics of deep-sea ridges.

Sperm whale poop helps fertilize algae, which in turn suck up carbon dioxide via photosynthesis.

I despise toadies who suck up to their bosses; they are generally the same people who bully their subordinates.

When you prioritize your most important tasks it makes it infinitely easier to say no to the little things that crawl out of the woodworks to drain suck up your precious time.

General DE la villette front rear wheels, suck up the load is light, and in heavy load tire wear light tyres.

Trees and other plants suck up carbon dioxide so we might think planting forests will halt global warming.