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We manage to pump the whole story out of him little by little.

Heart failure is a debilitating condition in which the heart fails to pump an adequate supply of blood throughout the body.

The police were trying to pump her about this murder case.

But what he was trying to do was to pump all the air out of there, and see what would happen inside there.

Mr Obama wants to pump up to $775bn into the economy over the next two years through tax cuts and investment in public infrastructure.

Everybody in the party had a few drinks probably to pump up our guts on the little adventure that we were partaking .

The Bank of England says it's going to pump another $116bn into the British financial system to boost economic activity.

Whatever the approach, it must be remembered that energy is required to lift water or to pump it through a filter.

We saw very happily this information, thanks you to be able to pump out from very busy with us shares the supper together.

Elevated hemoglobin levels thicken the blood, and the heart struggles to pump it around the body.

He then calculated how much energy the creature would require in order to pump around blood at this high pressure.

dilates the blood vessels, making it easier for the heart to pump blood forward into the body. ACE.

Now that I've got a servlet to pump out a list of Retweets in JSON format, I'm ready to connect that data to my dashboard web page.

from dizziness and exhaustion, yet, unaccountably, the adrenaline began to pump and his mind ran sharp.

Are the best intake to pump fluid into the layer at the bottom, if placed in the top of separator gas should be used.

The Bank of Japan called an emergency meeting Aug. 30 to pump more liquidity into the economy, also an attempt to curb the yen's rise.

The Federal Reserve would have to pump huge sums of money into the market to keep other banks afloat after Salomon failed to pay them.

These little miracle makers allow you to pump your milk into a bottle and let your husband take a late-night feeding now and then.

He and I are now trying to pump up the high school in High School Musical 3 with some sing in', some dancin'. . . here's the clip, folks.

The firefighters rapidly unload the water hose, ready to pump water to put out the fire.

Heart failure is said to occur when the heart is unable to pump blood at a rate sufficient to meet requirement of the tissues.

The only way to get out of such a hellish ice prison is to wait for volcanoes to pump out enough C02 to melt the ice.

With a confused look, Todd asked if my dad was ever annoyed with having to pump gas for his wife all the time.

For almost a year now, the Fed's been dropping interest rates, trying to pump money into the banking industry.

There were a couple of Korean girls who were trying to pump a tube to use in the swimming pool.

There are reports that high-school students have formed investment groups to pump into shares, whose prices seem to defy the law of gravity.

But he is calling for a review of Maine's groundwater laws, which in effect allow landowners at the moment to pump as much as they wish.

Your Gemini boss wants just the facts, in a concise format. Further, you must be able to pump out work at the speed of light.

Kissing is good for the heart, as it creates an adrenaline which causes your heart to pump more blood around your body.

The heart is a muscular organ that beats in rhythm to pump the blood through the body.

Unlike in past downturns, the government's fiscal position was strong enough to allow it to pump up spending to see off trouble.

Blood becomes thicker and stickier, making it harder to pump around the body, so your heart rate increases to compensate.

The company's engineers continue to pump seawater into the reactor pressure vessel, in an effort to cool it.

people have been working round the clock for eight days to try to pump out water and reach the trapped miners .

Any excess power not used during the day is utilized to pump seawater into a storage tank within the tower.

Mr Isdell decided to pump an additional $400m into marketing as evidence grew that the power of the Coca-Cola brand was slipping.

Plant operators are trying to pump seawater into all three reactors to cool the fuel.

When excess electricity is present in a system, it can be used to pump water up to a reservoir.

Such alcoholic cardiomyopathy weakens the heart so that it is unable to pump blood adequately.

With no takers and no permission from the European Union to pump in further aid, the government would have to let the airline go bust.

Faced with weak revenue prospects, banks are scrambling to pump up the bottom line.

They also say that the electricity needed to pump the sea water to the condenser can be produced by windmills.

A few years later, he patented a steam engine used to pump water out of mines.

Digoxin - a medication that helps strengthen the heart muscle, enabling it to pump more efficiently.

The toddler who pretends to pump breast milk and dash out the door to work is simply mimicking your routine.

can cooperate with shock absorber mat, or to pump installation at runtime less noise.

The next step is to try to pump mud and other materials to the sea floor and block the well.

However, even after the shutdown, the decay of radioactive elements in the cores continued to pump out heat.

Amazing it may be, but detractors say the global tire giant has been generous with its ratings to pump up its primary business.

It also seems to force the liver to pump moreheart-threatening triglycerides into the bloodstream.

To pump up to first, and then quickly look down Henda, the two will soon have to move together, you need the arm strength.

Last and probably least , but by no means trivial, have been the deliberate efforts of the government to pump up the economy .

As expensive investment, it is not possible to pump all the governor of all, the general speed pumps, the mixed-speed water pumps.

ONE way of helping to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is to pump the gas into underground caverns or old oil fields.

Those high airborne readings - if accurate - would make it very difficult for emergency workers to get inside to pump out the water.

Life in the small village is too primitive for me; if you want water you have to pump it up from a well.

The heart beats faster in an effort to pump enough blood to the brain.

The company used fire hydrants to pump more than a million gallons of wastewater contaminated with ammonia onto the ground.

Now you're ready to pump it up!

The work required to pump a given quantity of heat energy decreases as the temperature difference between the sink and the source decreases.

As a general rule, piping flanges should be concentric to pump nozzles to within the flange bolt hole clearance tolerance.

It'd also be safer to pump into underground caverns, without as much risk of leakage as just pumping in the gas alone.

Pumps can be manual hand pumps, or connected to an engine (uses the power of the engine to pump the water).

Because consumer income and spending were so weak, the government felt it had no choice but to pump up capital investment and exports.

The only energy needed is to pump out to irrigate. ' Mr.

So Ignatius is trying to pump up what is actually a fairly new structure of authority and institutional structure in these.

Without any electricity, the pumps won't be able to pump water through the hot reactor cores to cool them.

But when in the days before I drive the race car I drive my road car a bit fast to pump it up, it means I still want to drive.

Steam engines were originally designed to pump water out of the pits and railways to move coal around them.

A bicycle pump can be used to pump air into a bicycle tyre.

There seemed to be an effort to pump him full of German politics, philosophy, and poetry.

We need to know earlier that they're getting in trouble, and we need to be able to pump possible solutions into models.

Oil takes years to pump from the ground, so the long-term viability of the producers is crucial to supply.

Nor will fiscally stretched governments rush to pump more money into the political equivalent of a leper colony .

Groundwater levels have steadily dropped in recent years as farmers dig ever more wells to pump up the precious liquid to irrigate crops.

We are not allowed to pump the air into this piping, otherwise the inside meters and components will be damaged.

Dams can be used to store energy, by using pumped-storage hydroelectricity, excess energy to pump water into the reservoir.

With the Fed preparing to pump more money into the financial system, the scales are starting to tip in favor of those betting on inflation.

CoQ10 levels decline with age and this can affect the heart's ability to pump blood effectively and to maintain adequate circulation.

If you do want to pump up a bit, do circuit training and skip the rest breaks so you keep your heart rate up.

European stocks advanced as investors speculated the Federal Reserve may announce plans to pump more money into the American economy.

There is only enough spring water to supply the needs of the houses, so we have to pump from the river for farm use.

will always be able to pump to maintain efficient, will not reduce the wear and tear.

The condition causes the heart muscle to thicken, making it harder to pump blood.

Now Hong Kong's retail industry is trying to pump up the urge to spend by indulging Chinese curiosity about this very non-Chinese holiday.

Vale wants to pump over $20 billion a year into expanding production.

Without a way to pump large quantities into the plant, Tepco suffered a daily parade of disasters in the early days.

Pump impeller loose, grinding to pump out the bottom end caps.

Of course, Julius Bear, which is betting part of its future in Asia, has an incentive to pump up the projections.

Customers here were also limited to pump only 20 liters, said the driver.

When arteries become stiff, the heart has to work harder to pump blood effectively.

It is far more efficient to pump heat into a system that can warm an entire city than to heat buildings individually with boilers.

It's the Fed's latest attempt to pump more liquidity into the jittery financial markets and it apparently worked. . .

The pump can be used to pump fluid or gas without contaminating the pump; the pumped material contacts the tube only.

The project would be sited inland from the north coast of Africa, at a place below sea level to eliminate the need to pump in seawater.

Stroke. When your heart quivers, it's unable to pump blood effectively, which can cause blood to pool.

With radio-controlled device in the concrete pump on a wide range of applications, to pump in the ultra-high, the emission direction.

For the legions of gold fans, the Federal Reserve's unprecedented efforts to pump money into the economy will end badly, igniting inflation.

They worry about structural girders corroding over time from humidity, power to pump water and air everywhere, and economies of scale.

We need to put a tube in to pump his stomach immediately and start an intravenous fluid.

The Chutian to pump concrete accessories sales, leasing and maintenance and technical services as one of professional firms.

Consuming nations said on Wednesday they would tap emergency stocks if Saudi Arabia failed to pump more oil quickly.

After all, it is not the ECB's job to pump liquidity into institutions that national regulators should close.

A centrifugal pump for the disabled, it is necessary to pump and hose to motor-pumped wells, pumps and a net release of water hose.

It has lowered interest rates essentially to zero and is on track to pump more than $2 trillion into the credit markets.

But with inflation still high, officials are reluctant to pump too much money into the economy and are limiting the program's scale.

If the ambient temperature below freezing point, should advance to pump hot steam into the intercom, preheating, and then start gear pump.

I vertex you! This monkey isn't a head to pump water and forbid him to jump!

Mainly provides: mixing plant, days pump, to pump, fabric machine, steel touch vehicles, engineering equipment and drilling Dobby!

When you train over a period of time your heart will grow in size, allowing it to pump a larger volume of blood with each stroke (or pump).

The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is under pressure from consuming countries to pump more oil.

With the almost-suffocating cost constraints and real pressure to pump things out quickly, the artifice is just too irresistible.

While spending heavily on new models to pump up Oldsmobile, GM let Saturn languish, and its sales shriveled.

The heart will have to pump more.

While we don't need preventing water, to pump the water (gas) in the dam bag, can recover the water cross section of the original river way.

For weeks, state-run media has run pieces glorifying the victory in a campaign to pump up pride in revolutionary Cuba.

The government tried to pump money into the system, but without demanding better management.

Last month, a U. S. bankruptcy judge allowed Lehman to pump cash into the two banks to avoid a seizure by regulators.

The industry's efforts to pump more oil and natural gas already are suffering from high costs, technical challenges and political barriers.

They have cut prices in an attempt to pump up sales.

The Treasury plans to use the repaid funds to pump money into other institutions, including smaller banks and insurance companies.

Now, HP needs to pump up the confidence of customers, employees and Wall Street.

Are plans to pump water from the Bohai Sea to China's arid far west necessary to ensure energy supply?

The only way to keep animals alive in such dirty conditions is to pump their feed full of antibiotics.

China's growth may be remarkably even. But its financial system is having to pump harder to maintain the pace.

That meant they had no incentive to pump up their share price or earnings through dealing in dubious products.

S. central bank has kept interest rates at historically-low levels and sought ways to pump money into the ailing economy.

They first need to pump the water out of those turbine buildings.

"I figured if he got out to pump the gas, I was going to take off, " Ford said.

Tom, you didn't have to undo your shirt collar where I sewed it, to pump on your head, did you? Unbutton your jacket!

Scheme of helix slice and scheme of rectangle tube are contrasted, and the simulation curves of flux to pump head increment are presented.

The Fed's attempts to pump liquidity into US credit markets meant the relationship between Hibor and Libor reversed last week.

company slogan that goes "from pond to pump. " The company projects that in three years it can produce some bio-fuel.

A new process system is designed to pump the stowing materials with high water content for building packing at sides of roadway.

The idea is to pump water from the Yangzi river northward through pipes and canals along three separate routes.

This system is used to pump water into the core, low pressure safety injection and high pressure safety injection.

"What's out there? " he asked, secretly irritated and chagrined to think that he should be made to pump for information in this manner.

Meanwhile, well-meaning charities and the city itself continue to pump good money after bad into Brightmoor.

There have been several proposals to pump water into the Dead Sea from the Red Sea or the Mediterranean.

Rescuers have been working to pump water out of the pit in order to reach the trapped men.

Hung says this is partly because the pressure helps to pump nutrients into cartilage, which has no blood vessels.

A price tag for higher growth But you can see the problem with these efforts to pump up the growth rate, can't you?

He was afraid of it, and dragged the lake with nets, and then tried to pump it empty.

As a final step there are plans to pump in mud and cement from below through relief wells. That could happen later this month.

Still, they resist pressure from the Obama administration to pump more funds into their economies.

TITe is only full spring runing runing water to supply the commands of the abode, so we HAs to pump from the river for farm use.

Chinalco later agreed to pump $19. 5 billion into the company, raising its stake to 18%.

At the harbor a pipe was placed into the shark's mouth to pump water over its gills, to keep it alive.

Policymakers, banking on sustained lower inflation, are now seeking to pump up growth.

The multi-step approach makes this artificial heart much cheaper to build than those that use compressed air to pump the blood.

Spain's environment ministry this week pledged to pump water over from the Tagus river basin early next year.

To pump cement slurry down a well to fill the space between the casing and the rock walls.

For television, you'll have to wait for the video industry to pump out more 3-D content on cable channels.

Operates equipment to pump oil and gas from well heads, and refine and process petroleum products.

For centuries, farmers have used windmills to pump water, crush grain and perform other tasks.

One is to pump blood to the lungs, where it dumps carbon dioxide and picks up oxygen.

Your dull 'do days are over. I'll tell you how to pump up the shine.

But an oil price of $70 a barrel oil has filled the Kremlin's coffers and allowed it to pump money into its military.

It is most often used to pump water but can be adapted to provide electricity or both at the same time!

You'll know when to discontinue certain media and publications and when to pump more money into others.

Yes, the Federal Reserve will continue to pump money into the financial system.

Local officials had told residents they lacked the funds to pump water along existing pipes.

I just don't want to take them all at once and have them be able to pump my stomach when they find me.

Under the stimulus plan, local counties, cities, and towns are supposed to pump up spending to supplement money from Beijing.

The power is used to pump water up into the reservoirs that feed the hydroelectric turbines.

Roots pump is the main pump to pump for the former spin-pump series from.

Fire hoses are strung nearby to pump water into the pool manually if all systems fail.

Work started Saturday to pump out the water at one of the buildings.

That's a tax free retirement account where you're allowed to pump in $5, 000 each year.

Workers are struggling to pump in water, however, for reasons that remain unclear.

The government used BNDES to pump money into the economy during the financial slump, with dramatic results.

Before working on equipment, disconnect air lines to pump or engine clutches.

Because heat pipe use the latent heat by evaporation and condensation to pump energy.

Some oils are too viscous at ordinary temperatures to pump economically.

Because that pressure is needed to pump oil, the new plan appears to push any restart of oil production further into the future.

crewmate informed to pump out the water to free the liferaft from water.

However, it's fine to pump yourself with caffeine even though it it's nowhere near as effective.

The European Central Bank moved Thursday to pump more liquidity into its market.

And change to pump helium. Helium is a thermogenic agent and can thaw those ice balls.

If you don't sleep your heart works longer hours and has to pump more blood and is under stress.

They come out by themselves but if you wan to reopen them quicker you have to pump with the brakes or swing yourself in the harness.

Instead, birds have a complex network of air sacs that work like bellows to pump a constant stream of air through the lungs.

At these prices, issuers will want to pump out equity for a good while yet.

There is no point in telling financial institutions to set aside more capital if they are free to pump up their risks at the same time.

Most mothers who are returning to work plan to pump enough milk while at work to feed their infant while they are at work.

It pulsates to pump food from its extremities to its core, and it can even crawl to search for food.

French engineers are drilling a hole into the ice to pump the water away.

The Fed's pledge aimed to pump up borrowing and spending to egg on much-needed U. S. growth.

Currently, 20 percent of California's energy consumption is used to pump water into mostly Southern California.

Rat organs can be stripped of their cells and regrown to pump blood.

And they found a way, even with that soda straw, to open the soda straw a little bit more and to pump more water through that soda straw.

Do you use music to pump yourself up for a match, to bring yourself down after a match to relax or recharge?

The government has budgeted more than $23 billion since November to pump up the economy.

Analysts say the initial focus will be on how to pump more capital into troubled banks. And that's just the start.

But Monsanto, which agreed in 2008 to pump an additional $84 million into the venture, is a minority partner.

Stock markets tumbled and central banks were obliged to pump in cash.

To pump their water, they use high quality stainless steel pipes.

Because it can't lower that rate any more, it has turned to other unconventional ways to pump up the economy.

The inner drive is driven about an axis to pump a corrosive process fluid.

Today, the market cannot absorb all the oil Opec has the ability to pump.

Used to pump the medium with less lubricity and lower viscosity , such as heavy oil and fuel oil .

Oil-rich nations would need to pump their profits back into U. S. and European economies.

So an athlete needs to pump more oxygen to the muscles to keep going.

In fact everyday people are using kettlebells to pump up their workouts.

This gives the government some room to pump up the economy if need be.

Even with the spending the government now plans to pump into the economy, a return to 9% growth is unlikely any time soon.

A small pump with an extended suction duct that is designed to pump fluid from barrels.

It's hard to pump facts into unwilling students.

Used in particular case (such as marine pump), to pump the medium with less lubricity as fuel oil .

Heavy oil, although difficult to pump, is abundant.

so we have to pump from the river for farm use.

It's hard work to pump facts into unwilling students.

The pumps are operating day and night to pump water out.

One combines the use of hands to pump the victim's chest with rescue breathing.

After the water pump small water flow is due to pump air caused by residual pump.

They threaded mile-long pipes in to pump out water.

Final design of the hydraulic tank shall meet the fuel tank to pump flow volume of 3 to 8 times.

Use other methods to pump yourself up.

He likes to pump iron everyday.

Its this unwillingness to pump money into North Korea that is causing instability.

At that height, the ability of the tree to pump nutrients is overcome by gravity.

The energy to pump water also.

You will need to pump hard for several minutes to fill the tank.

They wanted to pump the well dry.

Beautiful women go to clubs to pump attention from men directly into their veins - it's like a drug fix that they can never satiate.

The government is using the state-owned banks to pump out loans at astonishing rates.

Using solar power to pump water has higher costs at first.

In 2008 China signed a deal worth $5 billion to pump Niger's oil.

Thank you in spite of being very busy to pump out reads me myindividual material!

Interval training or speed play is a great way to pump up your metabolism and make your workouts more fun.

The government marshaled 3, 000 rescuers to pump out more than 180 million liters of water during the dramatic rescue .

More and more young men prefer to pump iron rather than wrestle each other to the ground in loin cloths.

And in 2008 China signed a deal worth $5 billion to pump oil.

I have to pump some air into my tyre.

WK: Yeah, I want to build another one -- to pump water and irrigate -- irrigation for crops.

For rich countries to pump more money into the International Monetary Fund to support developing countries.

e. Do you want to pump both fresh and salt water?

Ultimately, the legis and judicial submittals that adduced the sound and perfect our country continuance to pump, detain the system.

At the same speed and flow rate, the adoption of double-suction pump, due to reduced imports of light, easy to pump cavitation;

Hey Tim, what kinds of music do you listen to before the game to pump you up?

Recirculation from seal chamber through a flow control orifice and back to pump suction

Application of double-channel relay to pump active drugs of blood vessels with a micro-infusion pump

Effect of throat volume of worm case of centrifugal pump to pump's performance

Numerical Simulation of Transient Flow in Pipe Networks due to Pump Failure

with self-priming ability to pump to start immediately to draw lines in addition to the air inhaled liquids;

The influence of the ratio of seed to pump energy on Brillouin amplification

Used to pump the medium of better fluidity

Interpretation to Pump's Flow Rate Decrease when Working Frequency Add

Cause of Changing Off-Pump to Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Operation

Experts urge Beijing to pump more money into education in rural China