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George Bennett Quotes
«Succinate is a high-priority chemical that the U.S. Department of Energy has targeted for biosynthesis.»
Author: George Bennett
«One reason for this is succinate's broad utility - it can be used to make everything from noncorrosive airport de-icers and nontoxic solvents to plastics, drugs and food additives.»
Author: George Bennett
«I had to take down the signs and take the front off, which I did,»
Author: George Bennett
«That was my intention,»
Author: George Bennett
«If consumers just go through (some preliminary) steps, they aren't going to have all these other problems.»
Author: George Bennett
«A lot of the rogue movers you've heard about don't bother with legal logistics, so they probably won't have an authorization number.»
Author: George Bennett
«If the place looks like a million bucks, it's well-run, and the trucks are well-maintained, chances are they are going to treat your goods the same way. If it's a mess, the opposite is probably true.»
Author: George Bennett
«They really can only give you a rough estimate over the phone.»
Author: George Bennett
«If your Rembrandt painting weighs ten pounds, you're going to get $6 for it if it's damaged or destroyed, ... not worth anything.»
Author: George Bennett
«It's a major rehab of an old, rural neighborhood. It's now been updated to the (21st) century, so to speak.»
Author: George Bennett