Dust off a few cobwebs, made it difficult to get myself up to speed quick enough.
We came back with some great tapes which are probably
gathering dust
on a library shelf.
Pssri provides co-investigators for the dust detector, which has made the first in situ detections of
interstellar dust
entering the solar system.
Dust mites
in your bed!
Exposure to blue or brown
asbestos dust
can cause mesothelioma, a tumor of the pleura, which is the lining of the lung.
Another fan poll
bites the dust
for another year.
Natural production of dusts include ash from volcanic eruptions or forest fires, sea salt particles or
saharan dust.
Dust jacket
very good price corner not removed no chips or tears.
It was an explosion of
coal dust, which caused flames to rush through where the men were working.
Inhaling this fine dust
can make vacuum cleaning a very uncomfortable, even dangerous activity for the allergic individual using a standard vacuum cleaner.
It can also come from natural sources, such as
wind-blown dust, as well as construction, mining and quarrying activities.
Dust particles
brought about vivid sunsets all over the world for the next three years.
You see, that was tinkerbell's
pixie dust, and she was a good friend of jasmine.
They could
sprinkle fairy dust
and twitch their little nose, and the windows would be sparkling and i'd have no dirty clothes.
There are two main methods for sampling
airborne dust.
Dust storm.
Honey the sweet fairy can't make any new sweets without her magic party bag of
fairy dust.
The new evidence was gleaned from
interplanetary dust
found in cores taken in copper mines in africa.
Dust mite allergen
can be found in the mattress ( 60 % ).
Dust clouds
surrounding this star, shown by the halo of emission around the central star.
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