leaky

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• The researchers found that the “leaky” energy generation accounted for up to 41 percent of the cells’ metabolic capacity.

• The category of “species” is more human construct than biological reality—a leaky bag, as the half-wolf, half-sheepdog pups would have demonstrated—and a snapshot in time, too, as every species is gradually evolving into something new.

• Rival exercise giant Echelon also had a leaky API that let virtually anyone access riders’ account information.

• Recent studies suggest that leaky blood vessels and inflammation are somehow involved in these symptoms.

• During this idle period, the hotel’s few remaining staff members patrolled the property, troubleshooting issues that guests would have typically reported, such as a leaky sink or running toilet.

• It turns out that a rising tide lifts all boats, including the rather leaky vessel carrying Kansas Republicans.

• Even stories of cruise ships in trouble with leaky toilets and spoiled food are popular.

• What they did have were out-of-date textbooks, leaky roofs, and no heat.

• Leaky gut syndrome aside, NSAIDs are responsible for (PDF) over 100,000 hospitalizations each year, and over 16,000 deaths.

• Recent research shows the OTC drug could be contributing to leaky gut syndrome and celiac disease.

• Tip wore boots all last winter, but when spring came he bought Mrs. Pulsifer a sewing machine.