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I feel as if the air in his apartment has gotten thinner, or as if someone has siphoned most of the oxygen out of my lungs.

Excess water at the surface is siphoned down to replenish ground water, which is then pumped back up for use as necessary.

As Johnny's blood siphoned into Mary's veins, her pale skin began to turn pink.

The US insisted on the condition in an effort to ensure that the badly- needed food was not siphoned off for the North Korean military .

Earlier this year a state regulator siphoned off some of Ambac's most toxic assets and put them into "rehabilitation" .

But these formulae are complex, and as the money passes through town halls some gets siphoned off to pay for school buses and the like.

China says corrupt officials have siphoned more than $100bn out of the country since the middle of the 1990s.

Corruption is so rampant that, at best, the funds get siphoned off; at worst, they are used for terrorism.

He siphoned off profits from the business into a secret bank account.

He siphoned billions out of the group, they claim, to entities he controlled.

Apple, meanwhile, has siphoned a huge share of whatever profits can be earned from selling hardware to consumers.

construction boom of the oil-rich states has siphoned off many skilled construction workers from Egypt, Pakistan, and India.

Stories abounded about large sums being siphoned off by contractors during the construction phase.

Funds appropriated for the imperial navy were siphoned off to make Yi-He-Yuan an increasingly luxurious private park.

The resulting treated liquid is transferred through a line so that once it has been siphoned up it is mixed with pressurized air.

He offered the tool that siphoned money out of sites for sale, initially tapping 10 distributors who he charged about $120 each.

And even where you can spot talent, much of the extra performance may be siphoned off into higher fees.

Some of which sit barrels and siphoned off the difference is the difference.

The excess could be siphoned off or removed with a pipette.

Besides, sharks have less cachet now they are siphoned from the oceans on an industrial scale.

In the disputed areas, China did nothing while Vietnam and Philipines siphoned of billions dollars of oil already.

Instead, to raise funds, the government nationalised the pension system and siphoned off some of the Central Bank's reserves.

Money that was supposed to build better drains in Gonaï ves after Hurricane Jeanne was siphoned off, says a UN official.

CO2 from the conversion of the gas can be siphoned off.

the government has siphoned tens of billions more into an unaudited National Development Fund, and other off-budget places.

Corruption is so rampant that, at best, the funds get siphoned off;

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