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Oceans absorb about half this.

The plants absorb moisture from the soil.

When you're dripping wet, does your towel really absorb?

They also re-emit some of the heat they absorb.

Those with high arches should look for roomy shoes and softer padding to absorb the shock.

For example, a long list might deflect undue attention or absorb frivolous requests.

Should we require financial firms to have more capital to absorb losses?

For instance, the buoys absorb energy from waves, reducing their size and power.

Moreover, many of the biggest producers have ample room to absorb pay rises.

The plant secretes digestive enzymes into this liquid that break down the corpses and help the pitcher absorb their nutrients.

Each grain is actually a carefully engineered molecular sponge designed to absorb more than half its weight in mercury.

Leaves absorb more than the oceans and about 10 times more than the amount humans put into the atmosphere.

Intensive reading, writing, and discussion forced me to absorb and master new vocabulary and rhetorical tactics at a rapid pace.

Considered to be "good" intestinal bacteria, microbiota protect against harmful bacteria and help the body absorb nutrients.

The molecules in food-especially water and fat-absorb this energy and wiggle at high speeds, causing them to heat rapidly and warm the surrounding food.

The invertebrates, populating the seas in ever-increasing numbers,break down into biomass with especially high levels of carbon, which thebacteria cannot absorb well.

" Anti-dumping agreement " should absorb the experience that other countries' anti-dumping legislate and create in order to reduce the negative consequence wh…

New bus seats are higher, wider and thicker, and all metal surfaces are covered with padding-all of which absorb energy in a crash.

Many programmes are lagging behind as countries do not have sufficient managerial and technical skills and lack capacity to absorb the funding.

Life should be the same as these flowers, whether growing in poor land, or fertile farmland, should absorb nutrients in the wind and rain, in the bright smile in the sun.

For instance the spire of the tower during such winds can be deflected by one meter but special mechanisms to absorb the vibrations that keep the tower in position.

Then the onus is on the industry to say, ‘OK, you live in Atlanta, you’re limited to 100 pounds per square foot, you want to absorb a half-inch of rainwater, and you want to attract butterflies.

"When exposed to air they absorb oxygen and polymerize (see polymerization), forming a tough coating. Some specialty oils and oil derivatives are also used in leather dressing and textile manufacture. "

To realize such a goal, preferential treatment as well as other measures will be offered to encourage people to, and train professionals in, the western region and to help absorb professionals from China's relatively developed eastern and coastal areas.

To continue to fight through the months ahead for my personal vindication would almost totally absorb the time and attention of both the President and the Congress in a period when our entire focus should be on the great issues of peace abroad and perosperity without inflation at home.