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Particle accelerators scar the land, and leave radioactive byproducts.† (source)
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Some, no doubt, would simply dismiss it as a by-product of barbarism.† (source)
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Her cruelties were accidental — by-products of whatever lofty notions may have been going through her head.† (source)
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All the physical laws of human history, from Archimedes' principle to string theory, and all the scientific discoveries and intellectual fruits of our species are the by-products of this great law.† (source)
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Death is only a byproduct of terrorism.† (source)
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Those peoples deaths were mere by-products of a plan to restore Voldemort to full strength again.† (source)
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Here, bodily damage is more or less considered to be a by-product of living, not a disgrace.† (source)
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We learned about coal by-products," she says.† (source)
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The byproduct of the lifestyle is polluted rivers, greenhouse effect, spouse abuse, televangelists, and serial killers.† (source)
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I think if we mix it with sugar and add heat we'll get three parts oxygen and two parts carbon dioxide along with some other byproducts.† (source)
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Like this, from the second letter I received: When I think of you and me and what we shared, I know it would be easy for others to dismiss our time together as simply a by-product of the days and nights spent by the sea, a "fling" that, in the long run, would mean absolutely nothing.† (source)
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They are all really large and handsome, and they were all eating excessive amounts of animal by-products, just like Josh.† (source)
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I did not know that my entire personality, my entire being, could be discarded as the byproduct of my anatomy.† (source)
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It also left IBP with a great deal of leftover bones, blood, and scraps of meat that could be rendered into profitable byproducts such as dog food.† (source)
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We in the Judeo-Christian-Islamic world have a fair chunk of mythology invested in rain and its most major by-product.† (source)
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There were less objectionable ways to produce oil by-products.† (source)
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