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What, then, when every country in the world has an unconsumed surplus?
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The fire was out, and about a quarter of the area stood unconsumed.
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He thought that very little of the food was left unconsumed.
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Tables and chairs suddenly exploded into flames and burned fiercely, unconsumed.
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And there won't be any unconsumed surplus, because there won't be any profits.
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That part of capital's unconsumed share bought back the bonds.
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Sulphur, the eternal fuel, unconsumed, Vomits redounding smoke, thick, unillumed.
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The wreck fell slowly, for the fabric, yet unconsumed, parachuted and held in the air.
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The ground seemed to fulminate, for she could see glowing embers, yet earth remained unconsumed.
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And that unconsumed surplus, sold abroad, becomes what we call our favorable balance of trade.
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Up on one of the stages, a girl suddenly caught fire but kept dancing, unconsumed.
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There is a large balance left over unconsumed.
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The fires of this Hell leave nothing unconsumed.
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A rapid combustion takes place here, but some unconsumed tar falls on to the bed below.
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The stores that were yet unconsumed he rescued from destruction for the use of his own army.
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Here impaled with circling fire, yet unconsumed.