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The proposed novel, O2, was published under the title Oxygen in 2001 by Bethany House Publishers.
The O2 proposal: A Christian view of three Mars novels from the 1990s Paul 2009
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Oxygen is the villain that causes avocados or guacamole to brown.
Hints From Heloise washingtonpost.com 2010
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Oxygen is highly reactive - add a little heat and things go boom - and would soon all be locked up if not freed by plants.
Learning from Lomborg, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Oxygen is one of the most chemically active substances on Earth, and though we need it to survive, it can ravage our bodies.
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Most of the worlds Oxygen is supplied by the vast oceans.
Artificial Energy Islands Could Power The World | Inhabitat 2008
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Oxygen is not used in the primary breakdown at all: it is used simply in the recovery process.
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'Yes; my lecture begins in half-an-hour, and all my Oxygen is gone up the chimney.
Autobiography and Other Memorials of Mrs. Gilbert, Formerly Ann Taylor 1874
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A treatment monograph on 'Oxygen' - When was the last time you read 4 detailed pages about the ins and outs of oxygen therapy?
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Oxygen is essential to life, but if you breath pure O2 long enough YOU’RE DEAD.
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Other similar channels vying for ad dollars include Oxygen, which is owned by General Electric Co. 's NBC Universal; and Lifetime, which is owned by Walt Disney Co.,
P 2010
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