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This sentence seems to imply there is a connection between the Cirque touring show and the warehoused items.
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There's no marginal utility in warehoused gold although I guess you can make an ingot into a door stop.
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Unless you were one of those privileged few, then getting access to that warehoused stuff was a highly non-trivial pursuit.
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And Saylor predicts that warehoused information about each consumer's buying habits, combined with push technology like Broadcaster, will dramatically expand direct selling.
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Why is the left so rarely concerned about the warehoused young lives and the destruction of inner city families from our culture of mass incarceration?
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Let them tackle the boodle of corporate earnings warehoused abroad, untaxed.
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The spice is warehoused for up to eight years before reaching grocery shelves, so producers and distributors are eager to protect the value of their stores.
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Campaigners have now approached Panorama again, expressing fears that vulnerable adults are effectively being warehoused in a system that is not offering them the support they need.
BBC: Man on bed
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Meanwhile, federal users are continuing to stall in identifying warehoused and misused frequencies under their control, despite a 2010 Executive Order from President Obama ordering them to do so.
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They are warehoused in holding pens, or sent to long term pastures in the mid-west or prisons (for humans) and then, a great many disappear out the back gates for a trip to death row Mexican style.
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They need doctors and nurses who are willing to have the hard discussions and say what they have seen, who will help people prepare for what is to come and to escape a warehoused oblivion that few really want.
NEWYORKER: Letting Go