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It had been launched in one piece, as a low-orbit satellite, packed full of the water reclamation equipment; it was designed to have no wasted space.† (source)
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We were expected to use our suits' reclamation systems for that.† (source)
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There is a reclamation chamber off the other room.† (source)
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Petrocelli, Reclamation Invoice Division.† (source)
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At that point, the Transit Authority hired William Bratton to head the transit police, and the second stage of the reclamation of the subway system began.† (source)
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And since West Virginia has a reclamation act, meaning the coal companies have to put the land back close to how they found it, the companies take the overburden, dump it in a valley, hydroseed it, fertilize it, cover it with mulch, and go on their way.† (source)
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The reclamation of racial beauty in the sixties stirred these thoughts, made me think about the necessity for the claim.† (source)
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Reclamations," he commanded.† (source)
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The sign by the gate said: GOVERNMENT PROPERTY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE DESERT RECLAMATION TEST STATION Leavitt drove through the gates and parked by the wooden building.† (source)
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The Snake River Reclamation Project was offering cheap water for irrigation, funded by the U.S. government, that would convert the desert of southern Idaho into lush farmland.† (source)
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I was convinced that some of my toes were beyond reclamation.† (source)
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We drive along Reclamation Street through markets and boutiques.† (source)
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I seem to recall something about this Institute taking charge of a reclamation project.† (source)
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That was one of the parts of the journal that got Marther into a lot of trouble with orthodox people, for it implied that deviations, so far from being a curse, were performing, however slowly, a work of reclamation.† (source)
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Then Tappan would speak about the reclamation of souls for the Lord God, the need to "take our black brethren to our breast and provide them with the jewels of Christianity and civilized knowledge."† (source)
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As for his sister, she might have been removed, like Winston himself, to one of the colonies for homeless children (Reclamation centers, they were called) which had grown up as a result of the civil war, or she might have been sent to the labor camp along with his mother, or simply left somewhere or other to die.† (source)
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