Unlined

Amelia wore the popular Calvin Klein Modern Cotton Unlined Bralette in grey, which retails for $30.

According to DEQ, a recent investigation found that Chemours failed to perform testing for PFAS contamination before transporting multiple loads of soil and other yard waste from the Fayetteville Works facility for disposal in an unlined landfill.

Further, Hilburn and Sams believe that Juliette’s reliance on groundwater as its primary source of drinking water amplifies the threat from unlined coal ash ponds.

She is about five feet tall, with curly white hair and an unlined, narrow face.

Her face is beautiful and remarkably unlined.

Mr. Franklin and Mr. Lewis wrap in “pink” or “peach” paper, unlined butcher paper that seals in the meat juices while allowing the excess steam to escape.

The draft rules do not address coal ash contamination that has seeped from the unlined impoundments into the groundwater and drinking water; the Coal Ash Management Act regulates the groundwater impacts.

U.S. coal plants produce about 100 million tons (90 million metric tons) annually of ash and other waste, much of which ends up in unlined disposal ponds prone to leak.

A 2004 study found that sewage was not sufficiently treated in many settlements, while sewage from Palestinian villages and cities flowed into unlined cesspits, streams and the open environment with no treatment at all.

Depending on the material the tunnels penetrated, they were left unlined or lined with brick, rock walls or timber and post.

Jittoku are only made of unlined ro or sha silk gauze regardless of the season.

The nests of trogons are thought to usually be unlined.

Wooden molds, unlined or lined with silicone sleeves, are also readily available to the general public.