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Embers can bury deep in tree roots and chaparral, become covered in heavy ash and continue to smolder until strong winds set them free.

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Both sides keep running into an intrinsic limit: Everything expires after exactly 29 minutes, exploding into digital ash in a process euphemistically called de-resolution.

The markets eventually recovered, as they always do, with even bigger booms rising out of the ashes of the last one.

The site secures copper that would otherwise be wasted from households and scrapyards, or even the ashes from burned household waste.

Embers can get buried in tree roots or underbrush covered by heavy ash and then later be freed by strong winds.

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