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It sought to eradicate Western influences and force Afghans to conform to its vision of a “purified” Islamic Afghanistan.

It has been corrected to note that additional processing would be required to purify the recovered silicon to PV-grade.

If buildings can’t handle extra filtration at the central unit and building owners can’t afford to upgrade the HVAC system, portable air-purifying machines may help.

The team purified the PET monomers and used them to make new clear plastic bottles.

Now based in Rwanda, she is COO at ­OffGridBox, a Boston-based startup whose all-in-one system uses energy from solar panels to charge batteries and purify water.

As for the claims that activated charcoal will help purify your body from toxins?

"We have an Islamic government, an interior ministry trying to purify its image, and a conservative masculine society," he says.

“I picture scientists finding new ways to purify water, or diagnose disease,” Sindi says.

From just past the city limits came Ernest Hemingway to purify the American language and create another heroic legend.

This, he believed, would gradually reduce the number of members to what it then was, and would purify elections.

To purify liquids by the dissipation of the volatile matters which may contaminate them.

Not all Doctor Filhiols burning of pungent substances in the cabin had been able to purify the air.

The heart of a man is like running water,—the years in their course purify the moral contagion.

By this means, they may sweeten and sanctify domestic enjoyments; by this renew and purify the flame of affection.