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The company can utilize virtually any form of biomass, from wood to sticks to pine needles and brush.

Cabinet minister Mairi Gougeon hit back, saying the Scottish government was taking a principled position and that unlike the UK government "when we have principles, we stick to them".

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It’s all been going relatively swimmingly for him, who simply sticks to his ways.

Reeves is expected to put up taxes or cut spending at the Budget in November in order to stick to her own rules on government borrowing.

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And even Verstappen's future was in doubt this year, following his courtship by Mercedes, until he confirmed he would stick to his contract, something he made clear only after Horner's departure.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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