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The ports also have a concealing flap, which can prevent the ports from getting soiled if you put any spillable item inside it.

The greasy, runny, spillable nature of food and drink make them necessarily anathema to archives.

This is the year we become creatures with blood, veins: spillable things.

Will that be enough, though, especially in a country so blessed with spillable pasta sauce?

As Superdry turns the moisture to gel it contains no spillable liquid and does not need plastic drip trays to hold the moisture.

Gel cells are merely disconnected for air transport, while spillable batteries are removed and packaged separately.

"As these screens get thinner, more portable, more flexible, more spillable and less fragile, they will get closer and closer to having the functionality of paper, and as they do it will become closer and closer to being a substitute for paper," he says.

By adjusting the contribution of foreign R&D to the foreign knowledge stock, the weights reflect preconceptions of the knowledge sources and recipients, the proportion of knowledge that is spillable, and the channels of knowledge diffusion.

* All spillable items should be sealed in plastic bags.

Airline personnel must handle the "wet" or spillable kind as hazardous material.

The state of California has its own offshore oil ban, but as California junior Senator Barbara Boxer points out, "Clearly, it does a state no good to protect its own waters, only to have drilling [in federal waters] jeopardizing the entire state's coastline." Livingston apparently became so personally involved in the oil-drilling debate that he took the highly unusual step of laying down his moderator's gavel and, in the words of The Los Angeles Times, "vigorously opposing the ban." With the ban lifted, the offshore leasing process will begin for tracts that can contain as much as 10 billion eminently spillable gallons of oil.