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The pollution was emanating from a two-acre “area of concern” where landfill staff had observed temperatures climbing over 200 degrees, according to Waste Management executives.

They are also worried that the silence emanating from Newsom’s office is an indication the whole deal may be off course.

Ancelotti has never been unduly bothered by the opinions of people outside of the club, although this time he sensed there were elements emanating from within.

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What experts do know is that urban fires are more toxic than wildfires because of the chemicals emanating from burned homes, items inside the homes and cars.

In addition to smoke and soot, the space agency detected large plumes of harmful gases emanating from the wildfires, including lung-irritating nitrogen dioxide and cancer-causing formaldehyde.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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