And it motivates me to suck in my gut and earn my keep every day.
The other is to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and put it somewhere else.
Gigahertz computers are fed by Web pipes large enough to suck a freight train in a microsecond.
Plans to suck carbon from the air by growing trees conflict with the need to grow crops.
But when Google goes down, just like a room without air, the web starts to suck a little.
In contrast, a Quora result is likely to suck me in for a half hour of reading inadvertently.
Both need lots of oxygen, but only one tends to suck up all the air in the room.
Fortunately, the treatment wasn't so extreme that I had to suck air through a straw, or anything like that.
And the system's underground vent system, designed to suck away smoke, isn't working.
By using Indian mustard plants to suck up the lead, the costs, researchers say, could be 10 times less.
USAir and the like are hardly going to suck up the additional costs.
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With the HondaVac, Honda has managed to suck up (sorry) much of the attention from other carmakers at the show.
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Do two companies really deserve to suck up nearly one-quarter of the entire tech coverage pumped out by the media?
It said this "threatens to suck the remaining life from the town".
But their advertising has been drowned by that of others in deep distress, desperate to suck in deposits to pay other debts.
Government support to the banking system can break the cycle of panic and pessimism that threatens to suck the economy into deep recession.
When spring limbers up and the first wildflowers start to bloom, bees get ready to suck up nectar and transform it into honey.
Each of us wore a lightweight pack, with a water supply fitted to a thin plastic tube to suck on while we ran.
Others have said that I need to suck it up and that high stress is part of what it means to be an entrepreneur.
Yes, the ECB has liquid foreign assets that it can sell into the market to suck out new euros it injects into the market.
Yet if Consol can crack the sequestration nut, the whole energy industry might benefit from using old coal mines to suck up their dirty emissions.
You don't have to suck your stomach in, walk backward or wear a sarong to cover those parts of yourself you're too scared to have surgically corrected.
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Dr Keith's version of the technology, which he hopes to commercialise through a company called Carbon Engineering, based in Calgary, uses a liquid to suck up the CO2.
Ms. HOLIDAY: (Singing) Here is a fruit for the crows to pluck, for the rain to gather, for the wind to suck, for the sun to rot, for the tree to drop.
But every Christmas, one of the nurses used to give me chocolate brazils... so I used to suck the chocolate off and give the nuts back to the other nurses.
As a result, gas station pit stops combine to suck up 4% of the average Wyoming resident's annual gross income, compared to less than 2% for a typical New Yorker.
Your aging parent(s) have the potential to suck you into a financial hole but you avoid having an open, non-confrontational discussion (possibly with a professional present) to address these issues.
"Microsoft's online efforts continue to suck wind, " says Tran.
Although the bill was imperfect and wildly unpopular, I believed that those of us in Congress needed to suck it up, vote for it and let the chips fall where they may.
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