Elsewhere, meanwhile, on the street, in the stands, in the Jets'locker room, optimism for this team, while not altogether unloosed, is straining at the leash.
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People living near active mines are especially vulnerable to pollution; even subtle shifts in rock formations can unloose new contaminants into the aquifers that supply well water, or even destroy the aquifers.
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It was as if once a gameshow was unloosed in primetime to became the most successful program on TV, everything was up for grabs . ( Jubera, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ).
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That requirement was imposed as a shield against the flood of refugees that Col . Moammar Gadhafi of Libya threatened to unloose in September 1995 when he began expelling tens of thousands of Palestinian workers.
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The language unloosed by Pryor from the 1960s through the 1980s was an outrageous, unholy signal that nothing was off-limits : now we were going to talk _ for the first time.
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The language unloosed by Pryor from the'60s through the'80s was an outrageous, unholy signal that nothing was off limits : now we were going to talk _ for the first time.
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With his ponytail unloosed and his great gray beard, he looks for all the world like Mr . Natural, the character cartoonist Robert Crumb invented in the late 1960s to symbolize a certain buoyant skepticism.
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From these cloud-snagging heights, Hughes'memory is unloosed, and out pour vivid vignettes of half a lifetime combing Olympic National Park's backcountry for the missing, the injured, the dead.
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But at five minutes after noon, an Israeli warplane streaking overhead unloosed a sonic boom, and soon thuds were heard and puffs of smoke began to rise as Israeli gunners trained their sights on the nearby hills.
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Gerald Brennan observed this in his classic South from Granada : " A mysterious change comes over Spaniards in the presence of death . . . as if their own death instincts had been unloosed and given vicarious satisfaction.
