Hendrix's website said the tracks suggest "new, experimental directions", as he worked on material separate from the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

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Before that I worked in the material balances department, where we had to match supplies and demands for different products.

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"I got caught with a lot of material, and I worked it out, " Simpson said in a 2010 interview with The Associated Press.

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We worked spontaneous variations on the source material of our surroundings.

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Historically, he says, big tech services companies have worked more under time-and-material contracts, where clients reimburse them under hourly rates.

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He lived and worked in a poor community and he noticed many residents used material from old billboards for roofing, because it was waterproof and mildew-proof.

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Police also arrested three officers of the municipal agency that clears construction projects in the area, one police official, a building-material supplier, a local politician and a mediator who worked for the builders, Mr. Ballal said.

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To further trim raw material costs, which eat up 50% of revenue, he worked with engineers to decrease the standard half-liter bottle weight from 23 grams to 12 grams (nearest competitor Crystal Geyser has one weighing 14 grams).

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University of Michigan astronomy professor Hugh Aller, who worked on the project, told Reuters news agency that the process of accelerating the material to nearly the speed of light was similar to what happened in a jet engine.

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AMC's Mr. McKean said the network worked closely with writers and producers of "The Killing" to find opportunities in the script for second-screen material.

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