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There was a bit of a spill over into others such as Spain and Italy, but the impact has mostly been contained.

As the ship moves through a spill, the oil-impregnated wool will be gathered mechanically up ramps and taken into the ship.

Supreme Court spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said the 72-year-old justice took a spill over the weekend.

It's a double insulated stainless steel mug with a spill proof lid and the capacity to hold 16 oz's of your favorite warm beverage.

She recently threatened a filibuster to kill legislation that would have increased industry liability in the event of a spill.

And you can imagine a team of robots waiting around the corner for a spill.

In the event of a spill, the oil company is responsible for enacting its plan and paying for the cleanup, subject to federal oversight.

There appears to have been little if any contingency planning for a spill.

The chemical detergents, high-pressure sprays and brushes used to clean beaches and rocks after a spill destroy microorganisms.

Wear this PPE when handling or using liquid oxygen, or whenever the possibility of exposure due to a spill exists.

At a briefing, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano labeled the accident "a spill of national significance. "

Other devices fitted are a spill-resistant water bowl, an extendable cargo area load-in ramp and "Dog Friendly" exterior emblems.

If the laws on our books are insufficient to prevent such a spill, the laws must change.

The expansion of economic cooperation between China and Japan exerts a spill-over effect on monetary liquidity of the two countries.

A spill that can be relatively easily contained on land can quickly bleed out of control on the water.

Though tempted by dreams of national wealth, Arctic residents fear the impact a spill could have on their land and livelihoods.

The overall chance of a spill therefore increases as more blocks are explored.

This paper presented a spill codes and memory access pressure sensitive machine learning for register allocation.

And the percentage of dangerous liquids recovered by pipeline operators after a spill has dropped considerably in recent years.

It's the document that an oil company has to draw up explaining how it would clean up a spill.

Nonetheless, many tribes in the area, backed by green groups, have opposed it, arguing that a spill would destroy their way of life.

He had a spill getting off the bus.

A spill that started with the tragic loss of life soon wrought major environmental devastation over huge region of the Gulf.

Just took a spill off the rope.

Carlisle: Charlie. I've got this one, Jackie. Isabella. Bella. Well, Bella, looks like you took quite a spill. How do you feel?

The aviation boom is having a spill-over effect for smaller U. S. manufacturers.

I was bending over to wipe up a spill on the kitchen floor when my wife walked into the room behind me.

A Chinese worker tries to soak up oil from a spill in the sea near Dalian, China on July 18, 2010.

Chinese workers scoop up oil from a spill in the sea near Dalian, China on July 18, 2010.

She took a spill while riding.

It will cost $800 million, a small fee compared with the billions of dollars in damage that a spill can cause.

Well, Bella, looks like you took quite a spill. How do you feel?

It is hiding it from Greenpeace because it knows it cannot clean up a spill.

Hmm, now that I think about it, that's the same thing that a passenger does if a spill happens.

They know that not even a president can magic away a spill this size.

Simulating the fate of an oil spill near coastal zones: the case of a spill (from a power plant) at the Greek Island of Lesvos

a spill on the kitchen floor when my wife walked into the room behind me. "See anything you like? " I asked suggestively.

Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano: This is a spill of national significance

A spill of molten ice, smoking snow