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Downwind states on the East Coast have long complained about pollution from upwind neighbors.
Court Delays EPA Smog Rule Ryan Tracy 2011
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Downwind states on the East Coast have long complained about pollution from upwind neighbors.
Court Delays EPA Smog Rule Ryan Tracy 2011
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Downwind of the Chanute plant, some people aren't easily reassured.
The Center for Public Integrity: Town divided over major employer's permission to pollute the air The Center for Public Integrity 2011
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Downwind from the detonation point, the cloud of radioactive debris will began to spread.
Can America Survive? John Hagee 2010
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Directly Downwind Faster Than The Wind (DDWFTTW) is a favorite topic of debate across the nerdverse for the combination non-existent answer and apparently conflicting nature ...
Wind-Powered Car Travels Downwind Faster Than The Wind Jalopnik.com 2010
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Downwind from the detonation point, the cloud of radioactive debris will began to spread.
Can America Survive? John Hagee 2010
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"Downwind you can drive the green and have a putt for eagle, but in the wind we're having this week, coming off the left, it looks like the play is to hit a driver or three wood down the right side and into the rough."
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Directly Downwind Faster Than The Wind (DDWFTTW) is a favorite topic of debate across the nerdverse for the combination non-existent answer and apparently conflicting nature of the question.
Wind-Powered Car Travels Downwind Faster Than The Wind Jalopnik.com 2010
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Downwind, a reverie of enthusiasts stood in the drifting smoke, savouring the nostalgic aroma of burning coal and a lost age of environmental innocence.
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Downwind from the current orthodoxy of international pre-emptive military policing, we see a domestic trend with entirely new columns of law enforcement and security projects being erected in order to prevent future crimes and terrorist attacks, where an ever-increasing culture of "arrest first, ask questions later" has become acceptable to many law and policy makers.
The UK Minority Report: Has 'Precrime' Finally Arrived? 2009
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