Of the forced sequestration he has this to say, “Maybe there is a little bit more time to stare at a certain flower in the garden. Maybe there's a little bit more time to think about your friends and your family.”
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Of the forced sequestration he has this to say, “Maybe there is a little bit more time to stare at a certain flower in the garden. Maybe there's a little bit more time to think about your friends and your family.”
Source: tatoeba (8663654)
After getting his doctorate, Tom joined an oil company’s research team investigating carbon sequestration.
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The world’s oceans help ease climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide in a process called carbon sequestration.
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In possession of ample property, it was not from motives of retrenchment he had quitted the frequented scenes of life; sequestration during the first months of marriage had been his choice, equally as that of his partner;[…]
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