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And when we have the best middle schools in the world, we'll have the best kids pumped out of that system, let me tell you.

When the cofferdams are completed and made safe, the water trapped between them is pumped out.

Every breath we take brings oxygen into our lungs, and the lungs are the first destination for the blood pumped out by the heart.

With the operation complete, the expendable plug can be pumped out of the assembly, thereby avoiding a separate retrieval run.

The two wires may be sealed into a glass tube and the air can be pumped out.

In this technique a channel is dredged along the line of the tunnel, in other words, silt is pumped out of the waterbed.

The solvent breaks down the bitumen, allowing it to be pumped out along with the propane, which can be reused.

The air is then pumped out and water pressure pushes the pile into the ooze, as shown in the second diagram.

Afew hundred million gallons of water will also be pumped out of the local aquifer each year.

Since the bursting of the dotcom bubble, central banks have pumped out cheap money.

Water that was blocking the miners' exit was pumped out of the mine, and oxygen pumped in.

Inflation remains low, so the liquidity pumped out by central banks is flowing some where else, namely into global financial markets.

The tunnel also flooded with water from a nearby river. Xinhua says emergency workers have pumped out most of the water.

The vaporized steam can be pumped out through vacuum exhaust pipe when the damp raw material absorbed heat.

Surface subsidence was most serious in certain areas where large quantities of underground water were pumped out.

But the tiny, prefabricated bathroom remains a holy grail of designers, with patents still being pumped out regularly.

Once the caisson was in position, the pile would be pumped out and driven into the ooze.

We shouldn't tax fossil fuels, but stop them being pumped out of the ground.

Pakistan's media dutifully pumped out the army line, stirring public outrage.

When times were really good, junk-rated issuers pumped out tens of billions of dollar-denominated deals.

The SMC's quotes were also pumped out via its clones in Australia and New Zealand, with some local experts added in on top.

The botcloud pumped out 20, 000 page requests per second and brought the server down in just 10 seconds.

I hurry to stand the straight body, pumped out has rubbed the sour acid neck.

Groundwater is being pumped out much faster than it is being replenished.

He pumped out the flooded basement.

emptied by being pumped out or having a vacuum created.

The water is then pumped out from within the area that has been enclosed.

Driven by a water-cooled, 531 cm3 2-stroke Twin, the JS550 pumped out plenty of thrust to satisfy the most power-hungry thrill seekers.

They pumped out water from the well.

They pumped out approximately 14. 7 billion gallons (55. 6 billion liters) of drinkable freshwater a day.

In 2009, the country pumped out 13. 8 million cars and sped past Japan to become the world's largest automobile producer.

There is much dirty oil round your ship. Most probably you have pumped out oil.

For example, over 2 billion years ago blue green algae pumped out oxygen that was toxic to ancient bacteria.