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The air is sucked into a filter, which instantaneously analyses it to see whether it includes any suspect substances.

How you react is really up to you, and there is no need to be sucked into the changes except that you enjoy your vision of the future.

Once enough time has passed, however, all of the matter around will end up being sucked into black holes.

' Cause everyone in this town has called me crazy ever since I told the cops that you were sucked into a board game!

The results from the pollen densitometers indicate the number of pollen grains sucked into a device per square millimeter of the aperture.

According to the law of universal gravitation will happen is the surface of the earth that things will get sucked into the two planets.

That was just the sound of my life force being sucked into a shrieking vortex of infinite boredom.

I also found myself being sucked into the wormhole of the Internet and a few games of Angry Birds rather than reading my book.

France has hundreds of soldiers in the country in a peacekeeping operation, who were sucked into a bloody stand-off a few years ago.

but no one would listen and one by one we were all sucked into the awful whirlpool .

The implode effect simulates the center of your image being sucked into a virtual black hole.

And that raises an important, if gruesome question: What would happen to you if you were sucked into the atmosphere at 30, 000 feet?

Granted, eastern Europe will not be sucked into a Chinese sphere of influence any time soon.

But it will require self-restraint and luck if the US is to avoid being sucked into further conflicts in a deeply destabilised Middle East.

When it smashes a trailer home, one man is sucked into the heart of the storm, spun and shaken horrifically.

It is easy to become sucked into those kind of friendships, but they tend to leave us feeling exhausted and depressed.

Land of the Lost stars Will Ferreil as a scientist who is sucked into a space-time vortex and travels back to the age of the dinosaurs.

It's easy to get sucked into consumer culture and what we think is "stylish. "

But if the fear of being sucked into the bail-out is only partly justified, so is the smugness about having retained sterling.

As an occupation force in Afghanistan and Iraq, the US became sucked into the nation-building that Mr Rumsfeld had long derided.

Ms Durrie was sucked into letterpress a few years ago after taking a course in the subject in Seattle.

So many poured borrowed money into the product that the volatility price collapsed - that is, buyers were sucked into a bubble of their own.

Teenagers who are sucked into a life of crime.

He couldn't stay at the Lorelei, or he would be sucked into this team of chiselers.

Instead, learn to set boundaries and keep an emotional distance so you aren't sucked into her guilt-laden vortex.

Turbine Man represents the first death of a crash survivor on the island. He is sucked into the crashed plane's turbine.

A balloon is mysteriously "sucked" into a flask.

Mr Shlaim also argues that the Jordanian monarch should have avoided getting sucked into the war of 1967 against Israel.

Splashdown, sucked into a vortex. No capes!

When the Japan earthquake and tsunamis struck, they applied their research to the rubble sucked into the Pacific Ocean from Japan.

(Ooh. . . you set my soul. . . ) Glaciers melting in the dead of night, and the superstars sucked into the supermassive.

This is not exclusively a problem of reviewer, of course. Many filmmakers and studio officials have been sucked into the same mindset.

When you take a breath, air is sucked into your lungs and oxygen diffuses across into your bloodstream.

All the demons, including Archimonde, were sucked into the Well and forced back into the Twisting Nether, howling in fury.

You might even overhear some office gossip, but try not to get sucked into office politics.

One hypothesis about their creation is that they are the result of stars being sucked into giant black holes.

Sea life can get sucked into desalination plants, killing small ocean creatures like baby fish and plankton, upsetting the food chain.

That means that almost half our time is "wasted, " sucked into the vortex of our modern world and all of its tempting distractions.

Do not get panic and get sucked into this news.

A love for living well without getting sucked into consumerism and keeping up with expectations.

These precious moisture is greedly sucked into the microscopic pores of the water-hungery rock salt.

The material sucked into the seas contained minerals and nutrients.

They would forever be shielded from the outside and not sucked into the singularity itself, he says.

The little boy was sucked into the marsh .

For me, the form factor pretty much disappears altogether during actual use, because I get sucked into the images or text onscreen.

During those 16 seconds, I caught on video a flock of black birds being sucked into the rotor blades of the 757 jet I was on.

You build a legacy, and stop getting sucked into the minutiae.

The small boat was sucked into the whirlpool.

Other companies are worried that they will be sucked into the probe, the person added.

His face becomes more and more visible in the torch light, finally appearing to be actually sucked into the camera.

When normal people get sucked into our world, they get hurt.

As tempting as it can be, don't get sucked into office gossip.

Harville theroizes that when we get sucked into intense and damaging emotional relationships our old brain is holding the helm.

Chapter ends with Naruto and Bee being sucked into the sphare.

What this means is that air is not sucked into an engine but forced in by the higher air pressure outside the engine.

Nearly 10, 000 Chinese citizens each year are sucked into unsanctioned 'black jails'.

I really don't want any part in this whole argument but I can feel myself being sucked into it.

Look, I refuse to get sucked into.

At the same time air is sucked into the inlet to replace the exhausted air.

Mechanic sucked into jet engine Fatal accident occurred as aircraft prepared to fly to Houston

Europeans are tired of being sucked into what many see as America's wars;

sucked into the vortex of the tornado