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pur

[pur]

noun

purred, purring 
  1. an archaic variant of purr.



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This is the same technology in refrigerator filters and in some water pitcher filters, like Brita or PUR.

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"We also had two residential oil tanks tip over in the village which pur out fuel oil into the flood waters," she said.

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Still homeless a year later, he uses it in the tent camp where he lives in Sohbat Pur district.

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As they explained, many of these newly-discovered microorganisms possess "the ability to break down biodegradable plastic films, dispersed PUR, and PBAT, providing a strong foundation to underline the role of biodegradable polymers in a circular plastic economy," the report's authors declare.

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In Sohbat Pur district, Muhammad Ismail is rebuilding his destroyed home while his family lives on the roadside.

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