| This was the death certificate, the grave end of cradle-to-grave documentation. |
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| A cradle-to-grave solution, a full life cycle solution that they've offered and truly a gamechanging move by a new competitor on the world stage. |
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| Undertake a cradle-to-grave energy consumption analysis of the selected materials. |
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| You have focused on individual events and ideas in your books about Lincoln rather than the cradle-to-grave biographical approach. |
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| But the protection offered by a cradle-to-grave welfare system hides a dark underside. |
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| He was a cradle-to-grave Democrat who held his highest appointive offices in Republican administrations. |
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| You can help save money and achieve the lowest cost-per-mile by using Goodyear's cradle-to-grave program that includes retreads. |
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| Our nation has a cradle-to-grave booze habit. |
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| It was kind of a cradle-to-grave approach. |
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| These consultations can also promote cradle-to-grave product management and the proper recycling or disposal of end-of-life mercury-containing equipment and products. |
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| Managing for results is a cradle-to-grave process. |
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| Cradle-to-grave welfare systems will begin to come apart. |
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