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Within the next few days I realized all of my friends who used to smoke, even those who burned through two or more packs a day, had stopped.

The sinews bulged out of his neck like webbing, and, as he inhaled, the air burned through his chest and lungs.

The company also said it had moved into positive cash flow of $1. 3bn during the quarter, having burned through $4. 7bn in the first half.

Most of the time, however, though ambition burned through him like a fire, he had no interest in the office of the presidency.

During the Medieval Warm Period extensive fires burned through parts of the Giant Forest at intervals of about 3 to 10 years, he said.

"They might have burned through all their sugar or dehydrated outside the buffered environments of their nests, " he explained.

However, once they burned through their slate of Miramax properties, their tightly-wound grip on the industry began to unravel.

Companies burned through their initial seed money without coming close to profitability and then gave up.

Russia has also burned through $200bn in reserves to get to this point.

Looters smashed store windows and ravaged shopping malls as police stations and the national party headquarters burned through the night.

This animosity has burned through the centuries, warping the githyanki into the evil, militaristic creatures they are today.

A vessel containing oil or alcohol burned through a wick for illumination .

The worst-performing firms during the crisis burned through far more capital than the average financial institution.

b. Wire E. D. M. "stick" punches having their shape burned through the retainer, are recommended.

You can do that by reducing extra calories from food and beverages and increasing calories burned through physical activity.

When the candle burned through the rope, the man would fall from the tree.

Ford said it burned through $1bn of cash, $2. 7bn less than in the first quarter.

Spot fires glow after the Station Fire burned through August 30, 2009 in Acton, California.