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put on car of newlyweds leaving ceremony. [Am. Cult.: Misc.]
See : Marriage
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During the treatment cycle tin cans will be de-lacquered, with any food and labels broken down into Cellmatt', plastics will be softened and reduced in volume, making onward recycling easier, glass containers will be cleaned and broken down meaning it is ready for separation and collection later on in the recycling process.
Working on house waste by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
For several months, however, the skip that takes tin cans has not been there and there is no indication as to where it might be.
Where's tin skip gone? Your Say by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Until I got the recycling bin it would have meant carrying newspapers and tin cans to a recycling centre and at my age I can't be doing that.
Residents happy to cut waste; RECYCLE by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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