The first idea to toss aside is that safety is defined by credit ratings.

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The EPA has proposed rules to restrict the ability of mining companies to toss aside debris by setting tougher water quality standards.

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Until such ideas win more support, advocates of busing in Charlotte fear that a court ruling ending compulsory busing would toss aside years of desegregation efforts, and inner-city schools would become jammed with poor children, most of them black.

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Ok kids, for today's homework assignment you'll need to turn off your computer, dig out your warranty card to make sure you'll still covered, pry open your desktop or laptop, toss aside anything that doesn't look important, and rip the processor from the clutches of your motherboard.

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Confronted with intractable difficulties, the most sensible thing to do may be to toss the past aside and improvise.

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The early adopters of the legal world who embrace the cloud are most likely the very same people ready to toss their BlackBerries aside the first chance they get.

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Aside from avoiding annoying queries and dodging the dreaded bouquet toss -- "I sneak out before that, " says Price -- how can singles keep their dignity at weddings and have fun in the process?

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So, while you may want to set aside four or five pieces of the candy you're giving out, for your child, and toss what's collected, I don't think that supplying your child with a month's worth of candy is anything necessary.

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