declogging

Here on the Wear, the ending of steelworks and shipbuilding at the estuary's mouth in Sunderland has led, unintended consequences, to the declogging of the muddy toxins of the river's mouth: salmon and sea-trout were able to get back in, to get instinctively upriver and to spawn.

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Some civil rights groups said that the idea of sending them back to their respective countries is one way of declogging the labor markets here.

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Beginning this month, the UN food agency is launching a "food for work" program, offering the poorest and most vulnerable families five kilos of rice a day for such tasks as repairing shelters, roads, irrigation and declogging drainage.

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After more than a few spills, and a few attempts at declogging, the county finally found the culprit.

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During an interview, Fernando said that the residents can help rescue workers by declogging main thoroughfares in and out of affected areas to make distribution of relief goods faster.

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The prime minister supported a coordinated global action for declogging of credit markets and said the International Monetary Fund and World Bank should provide assistance to vulnerable countries '' with less service conditionalities and greater flexibility. ''

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