That is kind of an overwhelming experience—not only does the ego dissolve, but everything dissolves—all matter dissolves into pure energy, at least in my experience.
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This ignores the fact that romantic passion dissolves over time.
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When I get close to one, it dissolves into ash.
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Nevertheless, the division between Hell's literary and musical development dissolves.
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The PVA dissolves, leaving only fine interwoven threads of gold.
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The story dissolves; rhythm, shape, harmony become ends in themselves.
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In return, Don refines Tony's taste and dissolves his prejudices.
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Heat over low until the salt dissolves and keep warm. 3.
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When sugar dissolves, uncover and place a candy thermometer in mixture.
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When legislators prove troublesome, he dissolves parliament and rules by decree.
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It can be removed with a solution that dissolves the polymer.
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That meager dose of autonomy dissolves once she gets the job.
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An oversized pen cap dissolves into a pixelated rendition of itself.
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Saturn rules boundaries and rules, while Neptune dissolves everything it touches.
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Also like a dream, it almost instantly dissolves in the light.
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As it dissolves, different and possibly mind-blowing flavors will emerge.
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At times, the image dissolves into a Jackson Pollock-like abstraction.
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If Minnesota dissolves the GOP-leaning seat held by Democratic Rep.
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My resistance to optimism, never formidable, dissolves by the "Wonderland" preface.
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There's an analog to this on Earth when water dissolves limestone.
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But almost all of this success steadily dissolves throughout the season.
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The truly terrifying part of the video is when his fear dissolves.
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Each bath bomb dissolves to reveal a full moon charged amethyst crystal.
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They part ways amicably, but after he's gone, Becca dissolves into tears.
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It's sad that their friendship once again dissolves under such little pressure.
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Every time a person dies, a lifetime of knowledge and relationships dissolves.
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The line between fame and notoriety practically dissolves under this full moon.
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When carbon dioxide gets absorbed by oceans, it dissolves into carbonic acid.
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When the froth dissolves, only a third of the glass is left.
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But improvised, wheezing, almost trippy passages emerge; the tight rhythmic order dissolves.
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Recalling the birth of her special daughter, Tina's voice dissolves into tears.
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This touch, flesh to flesh, is what dissolves Angelo's icy bureaucratic armor.
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The shot dissolves into a geometrically corresponding close-up of Chloé's eye.
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Regular-season pain dissolves quickly, as one game blends into the next.
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The joint monoculture dissolves service cultures and their ability to think strategically.
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One becomes all eyes and ears as the body dissolves into space.
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The sextet slowly dissolves until all we've got left is Miller alone.
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The radical dependency the embryo manifests changes form, but never totally dissolves.
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There are a lot of zoom shots, dissolves, cross fades, the character types.
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"Plain old water dissolves more substances than any other chemical," Smallin Kuper says.
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Then he soaks it in acid, which dissolves parts of its outer appearance.
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When Nice Face dissolves, it is terrifying to yourself and terrifying to others.
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Instead, the oil evaporates into the atmosphere, burns, or dissolves in the water.
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Let stand until yeast dissolves, about 3 minutes; whisk in eggs and vanilla.
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Hold the— (dissolves into sobs) BATTLE OF THE BASTARDS (Season 6, Episode 9)
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"The intestine basically dissolves during the process, it's just the casing," says Gabe.
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If it dissolves, mothers and fathers and children and grandparents will mourn it.
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But when winning the majority becomes possible, the logic of that cooperation dissolves.
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Something looks promising at first, then it dissolves under inspection, like a mirage.
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The couplets are vibraphones, and the ending literally dissolves into a dark sweetness.
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When the salt dissolves, working in batches to avoid overcrowding, add the spinach.
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As the coating dissolves, you get one swift, heady thwack of the spice.
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She dissolves the line between what's acoustic and digital, what's onstage and off.
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The acid dissolves superficial chin fat (meaning that fat between skin and muscle).
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Instead, the colony immediately dies, the skeleton dissolves, and the whole structure collapses.
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Taken together, even the most sympathetic reading of Trump's plan dissolves into incoherence.
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This essay poses as self-revelation, but here the frame of marital trouble dissolves.
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As the basalt dissolves, it begins leaching minerals, such as calcium, iron and magnesium.
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"The probiotic that dissolves on your tongue, it tastes like a Sweetart," Brown shares.
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But as Howard stares at his counterpart, everything dissolves into a fog of uncertainty.
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When it dissolves it seems to disappear because styrofoam contains so little actual material.
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JD: Oh yes... umm... you know... What dissolves the poop in a Porta Potty?
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Stir in some good-quality San Marzano tomato paste until it dissolves, then taste.
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But this is no easy ambiguity that dissolves once you get a better look.
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She just sort of disappears, or kind of dissolves into her little fairy dust.
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Soon this moment of disillusionment dissolves into a larger portrait of loss and regret.
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Surreal scene dissolves into rancor It was still a surreal moment, at 1 p.m.
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Me, other kids, camp around his flame; night dissolves like snow on his skin.
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Water dissolves a wide range of substances, in many cases to incredibly high concentrations.
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Language becomes a way of holding experience close before it dissolves in your hand.
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The object of love, as an object of love, dissolves in looking at it.
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For much of the album, Solange dissolves verse-chorus-verse into meditations and vamps.
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It is the ruh that lasts while the physical body dissolves when a human dies.
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We prefer to use table salt for brining since it dissolves quickly in the water.
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The clarity of a brush with death dissolves into the existential malaise of everyday life.
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And if I forget and they get washed, it just dissolves and smells really good.
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Captain America watches helplessly as his best bud Bucky dissolves into a pile of dust.
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And all of a sudden, the video just ends before the hot dog dissolves completely.
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The smile dissolves into blank horror as Joey, dear God, drives in the first knife.
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Atwell, faced with a difficult scene in which, for once, Margaret's composure dissolves, sought advice.
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A popsicle in wine dissolves as promptly as girlhood, so enjoy the pooling ("organic") sugar.
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We'd call it "The One Where Game Night Dissolves Into a Tear-Filled Screaming Match."
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She comes to his office one day to apologize and Rob dissolves into word soup.
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While condensate is water-soluble, just how much dissolves depends on a number of factors.
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The album often dissolves the guitar-bass-drums core of typical Yo La Tengo songs.
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Drip some water onto it, the glue dissolves and the fruit violently splits in half.
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The true impact of meditation is that it actually dissolves our excessive sense of self.
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As the salt dissolves and forms a brine, it helps the pork retain its moisture.
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As his charm dissolves, he devolves from a mischievous daredevil into a ranting, tyrannical drunk.
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Unlike in necrosis, the cell doesn't burst, doesn't tax the immune system, but quietly dissolves.
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But more dissonant, unruly material intrudes, and several times the piece dissolves into beatless anarchy.
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Once swallowed, the capsule dissolves, allowing the arms to spring back into rigid starfish shape.
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Then, microbes come in and cover them, creating a film that rapidly dissolves their skeleton.
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You combine two parts sugar and one part water and cook it until the sugar dissolves.
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" Kim Kardashian West asks Kris Jenner excitedly as her mom dissolves into tears and responds, "No!
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It does create a network of channels that could support cells, but it dissolves too easily.
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Heat from the skin dissolves the polymer and allows the drugs to enter the blood stream.
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The sugar will seize up like a wet brulee, but just keep stirring until everything dissolves.
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It has less sugar than many other candies and dissolves more quickly in the mouth. 4.
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Then the ability to hear what the folks who are making the arguments actually say dissolves.
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The ability to hear what the so-called social justice warriors are actually worried about dissolves.
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After one last long firm kiss, she gives Louise the baby and then dissolves into sobs.
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As soon as someone begins reading the text, the immediacy and legibility of these signs dissolves.
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Some can apply Hollywood-style transitions (like wipes, fades and dissolves) to glide between scenes, too.
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Moreover, as water travels through the ground it dissolves and picks up minerals, particularly calcium carbonate.
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The full-on experiential nature of drone dissolves descriptors, making it nearly impossible to capture in words.
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He frantically begins sending a message, but before he can read the reply he dissolves into dust.
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Microwave the oranges again until the sugar dissolves and the oranges are tender, 24 to 28 minutes.
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A biodegradable sensor that monitors intracranial pressure and temperature and dissolves in the body after several weeks.
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As this vision dissolves, I find myself floating toward an isolated tree in a desert-like landscape.
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Sluiced by rain run-off that dissolves its surfaces, Malham will lengthen further over time, they added.
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Then they soaked the mouse in an organic solvent that dissolves its fats like a dishwashing detergent.
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How it works: Carbon dioxide from emissions dissolves in the ocean, lowering the pH of the water.
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Saturn builds boundaries, whereas Neptune dissolves them—and when these two planets clash, things do get frustrating.
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Toilet paper dissolves in those systems, where as wipes and paper towels don't break down so easily.
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After her peaceful marriage quietly dissolves, a woman comes to appreciate the vitality of conflict and confrontation.
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When new encounters flare into misunderstandings, an exchange of anecdotes usually dissolves tension and overcomes mutual suspicion.
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It dissolves quickly on the road, leaving the chloride to enter nearby waters through runoff and leaching.
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In "Calling Thunder," the contemporary scene dissolves into line drawings suggesting what may have been in 1609.
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Thinking about difficult moral questions with the help of literature is more playful, and dissolves all limitations.
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The salt then dissolves in the exuded liquid, forming a brine that is eventually reabsorbed by the poultry.
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The transparent, wobbly confection reportedly dissolves into a pool of liquid and melts away if not eaten promptly.
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Meanwhile, prepare the peaches: In a small bowl, stir together the rosé and sugar until the sugar dissolves.
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A shimmy-slip-to-the-floor escalates quickly when the dancer dissolves into a pool of gelatinous goop.
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And, there are actual strings of seaweed released into the tub as it dissolves for extra skin softening.
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Gooigi can slip between metal gates and down drains, but it also dissolves instantly upon contact with water.
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The Bavarians are betting on a 1999 moment, when support for Mrs Merkel in her own ranks dissolves.
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The camouflage pattern dissolves the body, makes it blend in, which is what its real-life counterpart does.
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The faster sugar dissolves in your mouth the more sweetness you taste, but you're eating less actual sugar.
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As stomach acid dissolves the casing for the pill the arms unfold and release their payload over time.
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The blurring of lines within the performances also dissolves the comfortable distance we feel between us and them.
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We do and we don't know him; he dissolves his immense energy and skill differently into each role.
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In Canada, the prime minister dissolves the Parliament during the designated campaign season, generally on four-year terms.
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Glossier Milky Oil is a unique blend of oil and micellar water that dissolves waterproof makeup in seconds.
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The blisters have healed, the bruises have faded, the evidence has vanished—everything dissolves like sugar in water.
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Online is an extension of their nervous systems—the medium in which their individuality dissolves into peer-affiliation.
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The song dissolves into echo-laden loops of voices, before the band returns to land its final jabs.
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Employing things like time-lapse photography, multiple exposures, dissolves, pyrotechnics, theatrical machinery, and more, he dazzled his audiences.
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It dissolves any leftover makeup residue and general face gunk without stinging my eyes or aggravating my rosacea.
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"My linoleum paintings," she called them, jokingly, nailing a resemblance that dissolves with more than a cursory glance.
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Titus Kaphar's The Vesper Project is a complex, multimedia project that dissolves the boundary between reality and fiction.
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The whole thing goes off the rails basically immediately and dissolves into a beautiful mess of goofy laughter.
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Origins dissolves the separation between support structure and display item by rendering the entire construction in similar materials.
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NanoSphere is preparing two additional delivery methods: an intra-nasal spray and a product that dissolves in the mouth.
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Sweet, sweet freedom dissolves into responsibilities as looming deadlines and appointments surge back into our lives, all at once.
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After the capsule is swallowed, acid in the stomach dissolves the outer capsule layer, allowing the arms to unfold.
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You swallow the pill and it dissolves into your bloodstream, and the nanocomputers make their way into your brain.
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The polymer is insoluble in water when warm, but when it drops below 89 degrees, suddenly it dissolves away.
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The threading in the shoe dissolves in minutes and the rest of the shoe basically falls apart on contact.
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Pour in 1/2 cup sugar, the wine, salt, and orange zest, and stir until the sugar dissolves. 6.
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"This just in..." whispers his disembodied voice, as he dissolves into the ether and lights up the night sky.
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The whole thing quickly takes a horrific, Wicker Man-style turn and dissolves into the worst Rainbow Gathering ever.
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Invariably, the line is that Vince likes to make money, and everything dissolves under the acid of capitalist acquisition.
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Suboxone film is applied below a patient's tongue, where it dissolves to release two active ingredients, buprenorphine and naloxone.
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On Sunday, your planetary ruler Jupiter squares off with Neptune, the planet that dissolves boundaries between fantasy and reality.
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At this point, the entire video dissolves into some kind of surreal mayhem, with no real rhyme or reason.
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Cook the sugar and 2 tablespoons water over medium high heat until the sugar dissolves and begins to caramelize.
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They pop out, page by page, in a candy-colored stream that dissolves immediately on contact with the mind.
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The DHC Deep Cleansing Oil dissolves stubborn makeup, even waterproof formulas, and gently cleanses so skin is left soft.
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By law, the country has between 30 and 150 days to organize elections after the prime minister dissolves parliament.
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Here, magma heats groundwater, which wells up and dissolves salt, potash and other minerals when emerging through hot springs.
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Strindberg's sexual ambivalence dissolves into something even more all-devouring in this landscape of stolen pasts and indeterminate presents.
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Poor Annaliese dissolves into tears, and Arie does a good job of keeping a straight face while he comforts her.
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The nearsighted evening, evening out all prizes, all signs of shipping, dissolves what cut on the horizon harbors his pie.
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The new conspiracism moves us from gap to chasm, for epistemic polarization ultimately dissolves our common sense of the world.
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Pour liquids into the cocktail glass, and watch as the cotton candy dissolves and the cranberries rise to the top.
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"Something like caramel, that sticks to your teeth, is more cavity-causing than chocolate, which dissolves really easily," Berik explains.
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Like musical notes, the imagery here is vibrating, oscillating, and interpenetrating to an extent that it dissolves the objective world.
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Do click through to check out the visual metaphor here, in which cotton candy dissolves immediately upon hitting the water.
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Sneed is excellent on the poetry of glamour, how it holds up well from a distance and dissolves on approach.
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But what happens when our fragile agreement with authority dissolves, and those meant to keep the peace start shooting back?
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Every time the choreography resolves into a describable image, that image dissolves and becomes the basis for a new construction.
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A: The dam was built in 1984 on a bed of gypsum, a soft mineral that dissolves easily in water.
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Until now, people on buprenorphine could only take it as a pill or a film that dissolves under the tongue.
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In another sense, Gander's poems are public howls that trace a luminous borderland where the self dissolves into the world.
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The present tense sort of dissolves, and you really feel this sort of transcendental experience of being this other person.
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Three seasons of this tension built to the stunning ending of this episode, in which the partnership behind Mutiny dissolves.
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There it dissolves into the liquid, taking up space and causing pressure to build through a process called Henry's Law.
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Burning fossil fuels creates excess carbon dioxide, which naturally dissolves into the ocean and raises the acidity of the water.
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Smarter Living: After a friendship dissolves or a romance evaporates, it's tough to find closure when the other party disappears.
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It's highly likely the court will grant review; if it doesn't, the stay dissolves automatically and the law takes effect.
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The result is an unusual materiality: a gritty, grubby surface that dissolves into an ethereal experience of color and light.
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Meanwhile, add fish sauce, crushed red pepper, and remaining 2 teaspoons sugar to the shallot mixture, and stir until sugar dissolves.
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And later, a marathon grilling of rogue FBI agent Peter Strzok dissolves into partisan sniping and television can&apost get enough.
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A man dreams as the landscape dissolves around him in Tom Anholt's "Jacob's Journey – The Dream" (503) at Galerie Mikael Andersen.
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During the end credits scene, we saw Nick Fury send out a message via a pager before he dissolves into dust.
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When this incoming water makes contact with the extensive underground rock-salt formations that surround the Dead Sea, it dissolves them.
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We're always happy to see each other, and whatever bickerings we had in the past, it all just dissolves over time.
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The experience of space dissolves in favor of a dissected plane that is gradually scanned and read in its linear structure.
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But the feeling that comes with this stable scene of familial comfort dissolves almost entirely over the course of this season.
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Keep cooking until the sugar fully dissolves and the mixture registers 230°F to 235°F on a candy thermometer. 2.
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While the spacey meditation rests on a heartbeat-like drum pattern for most of its duration, it eventually dissolves into noise.
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These were then soaked in hydrofluoric acid, which dissolves glass, leaving behind hollow polymer tubes about half a millimetre in diameter.
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The group dissolves, leaving our favorite aggressive yet vulnerable news anchor Olivia to freak out, alone, in front of a camera.
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In just 120 seconds, it dissolves dead skin cells and also stimulates blood circulation, leaving you with fresh, baby-soft skin.
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After 15-30 minutes, the tablet dissolves and wipes out stains, germs, and residue so your bottle is squeaky clean again.
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You know, where the narrator's marriage dissolves over that one fateful summer in Martha's Vineyard while her daughter burgeons into womanhood?
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An attendant cranks up a fader and your vision dissolves into melty, grayed-out blobs, like a memorably unvivid psychedelic experience.
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Wildlands' E3 presentation last year introduced us to El Pozolero, the "Stewmaker" who dissolves bodies in drums full of caustic soda.
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The more recognizable "Happy Days Are Here Again" plays as Midge's marriage dissolves and she moves back in with her parents.
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Sugar is one of my favorite physical exfoliators because it dissolves as you scrub, leaving behind minimal mess in your shower.
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But some states require that the LLC dissolves after a set number of years or if a member dies or quits.
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But whenever Lester is forced to throw a baseball anywhere but toward home plate, he dissolves into a puddle of nerves.
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The music continues floating upward, growing more and more distant, until at last it dissolves into a deep and resonant stillness.
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But the dissonance dissolves when considering that Thile is a virtuoso mandolinist for the groups Nickel Creek and the Punch Brothers.
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The patient swallows a capsule attached to a micro-catheter, and the balloon is inflated with gas as the capsule dissolves.
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The patient swallows a capsule attached to a micro-catheter, and the balloon is inflated with gas as the capsule dissolves.
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If we are untethered to truth, our justice system cannot function and a society based on the rule of law dissolves.
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The surveys revealed a multilayer foundation of anhydrite, marl, and limestone, all interspersed with gypsum—which dissolves in contact with water.
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Mr. Trump's combative public persona — often on display during his campaign — mostly dissolves behind the carved-stone walls of his castle.
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What's more important is that Titus Kaphar has constructed a profoundly suggestive installation that dissolves the boundary between reality and fiction.
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Dressed in the international uniform of the stagehand—black pants, black sweater, black beanie—he completely dissolves into his surrounding environment.
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"My hope for Westeros is that Bran dissolves the Iron Throne; he gives the power back to the individual realms," Jones said.
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Jawline turns out to have been a bait-and-switch, as the fantasy of Austyn's fame dissolves into regular old Tennessee poverty.
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Soon enough, these unwitting participants realize they're the subject of the gag and the entire clip dissolves into a goofy dance jam.
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Dr. Zeichner explains that he generally dissolves fillers in the case of a lump, asymmetry, or patient dissatisfaction from a previous injector.
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The protesters disperse after the Constitutional Court dissolves the People's Power Party over a voter fraud case, removing Somchai as prime minister.
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Users can drop a tablet into a small cup of water and the mouthwash, which is alcohol-free, dissolves into a liquid.
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Prior to today's announcement, Probuphine was only approved as a pill or as a film placed in the mouth until it dissolves.
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The paradox dissolves if you understand the real drivers of unsafe drug use and addiction: stigma, criminalization, mental illness, despair, and trauma.
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"I don't know why this one died but how it dissolves to nothingness just broke my heart," Weiss writes in the description.
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The cyanide dissolves and separates the gold where it's pumped to a refinery, recovered along with any byproducts like silver, or mercury.
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The agreement lays out how the tokens can eventually be used and provides for certain investor protections in case the project dissolves.
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Much of the empty space around them dissolves into translucent white, resulting in a composition as intangible as a dream or hallucination.
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It works like this: when a pregnant woman pees on the ad, the urine dissolves a red ink made of gold nanoparticles.
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RELATED: CFPB effectively dissolves Consumer Advisory Board Under Mulvaney, the bureau has undergone major changes opposed by both Democrats and consumer advocates.
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From there, the scene dissolves into a riveting display of dance and motion depicting the anguish endured by survivors of sexual assault.
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The mantra of "never again" — repeated so often after the horrors of the Holocaust — all too easily dissolves into "until next time."
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The dazzling "Woman at Her Toilette" (1875-80) dissolves model, room and mirror into a single shimmering field of lilac and gray.
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Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach Toilet bowl cleaner disinfects by killing 99.9% of germs, dissolves stains, and removes dirt and grime.
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It's a lightweight oil that deep cleans skin, dissolves even the most stubborn waterproof mascaras, and doesn't leave behind any greasy residue.
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Even if it is annihilated and the organization dissolves, or more likely mutates, its capacity to inspire and commit atrocities remains formidable.
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All you need to do is bring your full attention to the sound of the bell until it dissolves back into silence.
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As one image dissolves into another, you can almost feel yourself transported back to the '60s, when these places were fun and new.
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By hollowing out the crystals, Nestle said each particle dissolves more quickly on the tongue, so less sugar can be used in chocolate.
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Parrilla draws a parallel between OPEC and central banks,cautioning on the moment when real control dissolves into only an appearance of control.
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The biggest criticism about the White House Correspondents' Dinner is that it blurs, or fully dissolves, the boundary between journalists and the president.
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Tyrese has posted a gut-wrenching, almost hysterical video where he dissolves into tears at times and other times shows bursts of anger.
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The orb, now out of the tar dissolves and is gone, but the tar forms a picture that our symbolic mind can comprehend.
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Within months, new cells proliferate along the trellis provided by the silk, which dissolves when its work is done, leaving a functioning nerve.
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" He described the state's efforts to define high school proficiency as "like a sugar cube boat," adding, "It dissolves before it's half-launched.
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Here is one such unpredictable effect, one of thousands that have been and will be, until that day when the game dissolves forever.
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There's also a 10-minute cover of "Tizita," the lovely, waltzing old ballad, which Mr. Mergia eventually dissolves into a fast, fraying surge.
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The carbon dioxide dissolves slowly into the wine through the cork or barrel, adding natural carbonic acid and a fresher and fruitier taste.
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With its oversimplified emotions and dumbed-down depiction of the creative process, this inoffensive time-filler dissolves in the mouth like vanilla pudding.
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Because once you pass 4,500 meters or so, the pressure is so great and the temperature is so low that calcium carbonate dissolves.
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If Congress issues a vote of no-confidence and Vizcarra dissolves Congress, new parliamentary elections could be held as early as this year.
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It melts into your skin, creating a slippery surface that dissolves and lifts dirt, sunscreen, and makeup so you can rinse it away.
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When dropped into a hot cup of coffee, the outer sugar shell dissolves away, releasing the milk inside, allowing everything to be stirred together.
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Second, gypsum dissolves in water (this is, indeed, the reason dunes made of it are rare, for most deserts have at least some rainfall).
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Basalt is a reactive rock, and it dissolves in a matter of minutes when it comes into contact with the acidic CO2/water solution.
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"It's not like the day after the expiration date it all of a sudden dissolves into dust and loses all its potency," she says.
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Once ingested, water dissolves a disk of sugar, using a spring to release a tiny needle made up almost entirely of freeze-dried insulin.
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I think one of the reasons why Denzel dissolves into the character is because they're so close to each other in so many ways.
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Nothing is quite as it seems on Planet Gaggan and to my relief the packet dissolves on the tongue into a rubbly nut paste.
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But by requiring that all federally funded programs ignore the biological differences between the sexes, the Equality Act dissolves decades of women's achievements overnight.
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This Side of Capital dissolves, but he starts a new fund, Last Tycoon Capital, followed by another, Balance Wheel, a nod to his watches.
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Cephalon's follow-up, Fentora — the branded market leader when Subsys arrived — is a tablet meant to be held in the cheek as it dissolves.
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"[When] geography slowly dissolves into the digital...it gets very interesting," said the science fiction author, when asked about the advent of virtual reality.
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Brown likes her works to retain an elusive quality — just as you make out one shape or meaning, it dissolves, and another presents itself.
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Add a salt solution into which the DNA is easily dissolved, and then add another substance that dissolves surrounding material like fats and proteins.
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The popularity of IVF has brought up a legal gray area: If frozen embryos are an asset, who owns them when the marriage dissolves?
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That same property means that water also dissolves and delivers harmful toxins, when present, like mercury, lead, arsenic, industrial chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.
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Indeed, if a Likud leadership primary were to be held it would likely happen only when the Knesset dissolves and new elections are scheduled.
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If the relationship dissolves, there could be mortgage and legal fees associated with removing a person from the mortgage or home deed, Dixon said.
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"Miniature Flag" is the easiest to identify, all jazz guitar and flute and Elliott Smith-like vocal oblivion until it dissolves into an ambient haze.
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Each visit brings fresh joys: the weirdly textured silver saucer, Brosnan's weird eyebrow thing, Latte Brosnan looking briefly like The Joker when its mouth dissolves.
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"This is the person that you build your life with, and for me, it's like the rest of everything else just kind of like dissolves."
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But its story is killer: It's about that moment at the beginning of adolescence in which a childhood friendship reaches its natural limits and dissolves.
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Sugar is very soluble in water, so it dissolves, then the water evaporates, and you're left with sugar crystals on the surface of your chocolate.
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The two main ways I get rid of a double chin are with Kybella, which dissolves the fat, and CoolSculpting, which freezes the fat cells.
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It's full of fatty acids to nourish as it dissolves makeup and grime, and natural AHAs and BHAs are a solid addition for gentle exfoliation.
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The edginess of the club game dissolves, and—cheesy as it sounds—it's actually about people coming together from across the globe, representing their countries.
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The "I" partly dissolves, and the book becomes something like pirate radio news bulletins of the war on the factory, the war in the streets.
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An acid in the ink is activated by the heat produced from the friction of rubbing, which then dissolves the visible marks from the page.
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Make the amaranth shrub: Muddle amaranth leaves into the brown sugar to extract plant essence, and let stand at room temperature until the sugar dissolves.
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Make the ground cherry preserve: Heat ground cherries, verjus, sugar, and 1/3 cup water in a small saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves.
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"Cavities are formed when specific microbes in your mouth degrade sugar, producing acid as a byproduct, which then dissolves our teeth," Dupont said by email.
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The magic in Sarah Cornwell's lyrical, piercing 2014 debut, "What I Had Before I Had You," shifts and dissolves throughout the story, revealing tangled secrets.
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When the taped sounds contains snippets of the voice itself — recorded either beforehand or sampled live in performance — the distinction between song and accompaniment dissolves.
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DHC Deep Cleansing Oil makeup remover completely dissolves all traces of dirt and cosmetics while nourishing and toning your complexion with antioxidant-rich olive oil.
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Acid dissolves calcium carbonate, so the more acidic the ocean is, the more difficult it is for corals to organize that first bit of skeleton.
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To the editor falls the responsibility of creating the film's flow and dance, through the painstaking selection of shots, camera angles, cuts, superimpositions and dissolves.
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A curious cadenza for solo violin leads into the most tumultuous stretch, though that mood dissolves as instruments drift off, and the piece ends quizzically.
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The princess is suddenly swept up by an awareness of frailty, of how everything we grasp dissolves like a mist or a dream, she says.
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The videos frequently feature rapid edits in the form of quick dissolves, capturing the range of a single motion before moving to the next shot.
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That could help in healing if the marriage dissolves, she said, because you'll know that you have done everything possible to make the relationship work.
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He has passed into what he calls the "void of signification"—a realm of the "virtual" in which language dissolves into a succession of sounds.
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Upon arrival at their tumor-y destination, their Trojan bus dissolves around them as the ginger, curly-haired teacher leads the fearsome schoolchildren into battle.
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When you share so many expenses in a relationship, the pill may seem affordable for women, but it potentially dissolves the responsibility of the man.
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The drug is made into an odorless and tasteless powder that quickly dissolves in liquids and is commonly put into drinks or sprinkled on food.
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Vade's protein powder pods, which have a patent pending, are encased in a food grade film (so it's edible) that dissolves instantly when shaken or blended.
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Combine the lemon juice, bitters, and the remaining 1/2 cup sugar and 4 cups water in a 2-quart pitcher; stir until the sugar dissolves.
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Alex Drak, an engineer at IDE Technologies in Israel, a leading water treatment firm, said properly processed brine from coastal plants dissolves quickly in the sea.
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Hipp embellished the style by painting the nail polish flecks up the tips of the finger, so it's almost like the style dissolves into your hand.
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If you ever said, "I wish iMovie was less about dissolves and transitions and more about adding cool filters and text," then you are in luck.
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Pim Techamuanvivit's kitchen reaches for local seasonal fruit, from green Meyers and pluots to fingertip-staining blood oranges, and dissolves Early Girl tomatoes into curry paste.
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Instead of tearing the top off and pouring it out, you just drop the whole thing in hot water, and it dissolves, adding protein to boot.
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Throughout the film, even his relationship with two women essentially dissolves into a more palatable, family-friendly love story that involves one woman and one man.
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His domed wonders are unworldly in their featherweight texture: the tender crumb dissolves on your tongue, almost like cotton candy, were cotton candy spun from butter.
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She is deliberate about what details she articulates and what dissolves into the background, what immediately draws our gaze, and what we notice upon further scrutiny.
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Instead of a "resistance," which locks two parties in bitter conflict, he laughs away the ground on which his opposition stands, and thereby dissolves the falsity.
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Nonetheless Ryan is the center of speculation that he could emerge as a compromise nominee if the party's presidential nominating convention dissolves in chaos in July.
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Standing in the silken water, surrounded only by a boundless horizon, I sense a release, a surrendering as the self dissolves into the light and space.
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But Rivera-Valentin went to work, driving an hour or so into the island's karst formations, the knobby, tree-covered hills left as water dissolves limestone.
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If no such request is made in that time, parliament dissolves itself and an election is called — political pundits say March 17 is a possible date.
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And Tea Drops founder Sashee Chandran, whose company creates whimsical shapes of compressed tea, spices and organic sugar that dissolves in a cup of hot water.
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But Max Planck, Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr and their contemporaries discovered that down among atoms and subatomic particles, this concreteness dissolves into a soup of possibilities.
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He claims that it seals one's labia minora shut, trapping all of that icky lady business inside, and dissolves when it comes in contact with urine.
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Just take the watery one-two punch of "When They Get Me" and "On God," the latter of which dissolves into gurgling bloops and ambient noise.
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The reason is that when sulfur dioxide meets water, it instantly dissolves to form sulfuric acid — in throats, on wet skin, in damp soil, and more.
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The astronomer's discovery dissolves what we thought was the Omphalos — Earth — and prods us to search for a new point to center us and our lives.
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Harding&aposs creation is called "Bone Room" which celebrates the natural melting process of the hotel that dissolves back into the Torne River in the spring.
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The dangerous thing about Trump's fantasy world is not when it dissolves into nothing; it's when he seduces the rest of us to move into it.
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Whatever those endeavors are, the hard work we do is worthwhile, even if it dissolves like rivulets of gold-streaked water that pools at our feet.
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During one twisty scene, the floor seemingly dissolves underneath Spidey, plunging him down into the abyss, only to slingshot his Gumby body back into the atmosphere.
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In water, this Hotsy Totsy Haus bath bomb dissolves to reveal a "moon-charged" amethyst crystal that's wrapped in 24 karat gold leaf, hence the $105 pricetag.
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According to the company, simply soaking the blocks in warm water for 280 seconds dissolves the non-soluble glue, allowing the bricks to release quickly and easily.
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These are the moments when the third place ceases to be a third place, and dissolves back into the rigid realities of the office and the bedroom.
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I strongly sympathize for that married woman who deeply loves her husband, but whose DNA braid has been lit at the ends and suddenly dissolves in flames.
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This gas naturally dissolves into the ocean, and once there, carbon dioxide reacts with water to form carbonic acid, increasing the water's acidity (or lowering the pH).
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That term actually refers to the movement of a solvent like water across a permeable barrier, not the substance (called a solute) that dissolves within that solvent.
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Once the capsule dissolves, the sensor adheres to the stomach lining, monitoring movement that can be used to diagnose digestive disorders and keep track of food intake.
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It already dissolves into the constant background of horror, the screaming we pretend not to hear: That's just the kind of thing that goes on over there.
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By spanning the hierarchy that distinguishes the sophisticated brushstroke from the child-like scribble, the artist dissolves the borders separating one kind of mark making from another.
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As in Ovid, Zeus is a serial rapist, and Mason provides disturbingly lyrical descriptions of his abusive pleasure ("her will dissolves like a sandbank in the tide").
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Using a gel allows you to reduce the amount of dishwasher detergent used if you are washing a load of lightly soiled dishes, and it dissolves easily.
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Her office educates doctors about tapering pain patients off opioids, and she gives patients who leave with an opioid prescription a treated bag that dissolves leftover pills.
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If you meditate long enough, if you pay attention to your moment-to-moment experience, this story dissolves and you discover that all things are fundamentally interdependent.
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In the course of the exhibition, the science behind evolution dissolves and opens up channels that sometimes seem occultist and theological, sometimes political and propagandistic, and sometimes ironic.
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Rocannon's World, after all, is patterned after Norse mythology, that makeshift patchwork of stories that, finally, dissolves into Ragnarok and its apocalyptic reconstruction of the cosmology of things.
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It doesn't dry me out and, in fact, the longer you wear it, the more it dissolves to a flattering stain as opposed to patches of crusty color.
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When it dissolves, it leaves behind a dense, extensive network of channels in the big blob of cells, through which oxygen and nutrient containing liquid can be pumped.
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About 20 minutes after inserting a 100mg hemp-derived CBD suppository, it dissolves and you can expect to feel all-around calm, relaxed, and somewhat sleepy, she says.
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The plot dissolves into incoherence: in one scene Johnson, Blair, Thatcher and Churchill perform the hokey-cokey; in another, Johnson gets into a televised punch-up with Gove.
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If you leave an egg in white vinegar for a day-plus, the acetic acid starts breaking down the calcium carbonate in the eggshell until it dissolves completely.
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As the European Union dissolves into heated disagreement over shared responsibility, VICE News correspondent Milène Larsson visits a tent city that's cropped up at the Greek-Macedonian border.
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When he does, though, he likes to slather them in baby oil—which dissolves latex condoms, and may encourage Candida species colonization and thus lead to yeast infections.
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On network and cable, across ages and races, women on today's small-screen landscape are rocking straight, voluminous hair that dissolves gracefully into loose waves about halfway down.
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In this account, the teenage Dahmer is a withdrawn fellow who dissolves roadkill in acid in a shed behind his house and indulges in attention-getting classroom antics.
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"Solvent" can be something that dissolves things, or it can mean that you are not short/in debt (I'm pretty sure that was done deliberately by the editors).
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This is more or less the earliest it can be; by that same Fixed-Term Parliament Act, elections can't be sooner than 25 working days after Parliament dissolves.
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The country's Supreme Court, controlled by the leftist President Nicolás Maduro, issued a ruling that effectively dissolves the elected legislature and allows the court to write laws itself.
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The production sparkles and occasionally dissolves into itself, granting much of Atlanada 2 a hazy sheen that works with both Ca$tro's gruff verses and Fiji's airy hooks.
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Suboxone, approved to treat addiction in 2002, is a pill (in generic form) or film that dissolves under the tongue, and is prescribed by a doctor for home use.
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The movie follows a group of young couples who wind up visiting an isolated village for a summertime festival that dissolves into some kind of horrifying, pagan cult ritual.
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The researchers are looking for alternative materials to use to create the outer shell that doesn't deliver sweetness, but still dissolves away without altering the taste of the coffee.
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It's possible TV Cersei did hear the "Valonqar" prophecy, and the moment is simply left out, because Cersei looks absolutely terrified when the flashback dissolves into the present day.
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Once this clear gel transforms into a whip, it dissolves any trace of oil and makes skin feel fresh, matte, and squeaky clean without any uncomfortable tightness or irritation.
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Stir together sugar, oil, maple syrup and salt in a small saucepan; bring to a boil over medium-high heat, whisking often, until sugar dissolves, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Rather than create a new epinephrine injector, pharmaceutical researcher Mutasem Rawas-Qalaji has been exploring the development of an Epi-Pill, an epinephrine tablet that dissolves under the tongue.
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It slowly dissolves and treats the infection in a day or two, but the medication itself tends to produce a little discharge, which is totally normal but potentially annoying.
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Meanwhile, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined in her dissenting opinion only by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, seems to think that the ruling dissolves the separation of church and state altogether.
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When he earnestly explores the fears and desires of humans, whatever conventional familiarity they may have dissolves under his adroit narrative control and nuanced attention to language and psychology.
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For the span of an instant, the monologues seem credible, until the character mentions money which dissolves faith and blurs the limit between truth and lie, fiction and documentary.
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There are also caps on the total Placement can get paid back, and the agreement dissolves after five years so clients aren't locked in if things don't work out.
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When swallowed, the coating dissolves and the capsule remains in the stomach and the arms unfold, slowly dosing the patient while still allowing food to pas through the stomach.
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Providers monitor patients' hormone levels and perform ultrasounds anywhere from one to three times a week until intervention is required or the EP shrinks and dissolves on its own.
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Common stock sits at the bottom of the priority stack (after debt and preferred equity) in the event the company dissolves or is sold — thus, it is least valuable.
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Certain printers therefore impose the desired shape by printing cells directly onto a pre-prepared scaffold, which dissolves away once the cells have proliferated sufficiently to hold their own shape.
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Urea, commonly used to grow rice, wheat and maize, dissolves quickly when in contact with water and part of its nutrients are washed away before crop roots can absorb them.
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The toddler starts strong in her ode to the Frozen classic but things start to unravel when she dissolves into a half-rap half-word salad version of the hit.
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Because if anger is baked into the Trump brand, it's unlikely that such a visceral emotion simply dissolves from the Republican Party just because the boss has left the building.
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As a result, the difference between Abe and Koike essentially dissolves, and Japan will emerge more vigorous in its contribution to international affairs regardless of the outcome later this month.
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Those familiar feelings make this a powerful and relevant, but also depressing show, not least for how it dissolves the more activist works on view into a fog of paranoia.
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Underwater, some of that gas dissolves and lowers the pH (the scale of how acidic or basic a liquid is) of the ocean in the process, making it more acidic.
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Instead of excavating the materials and then processing, miners build wells and then pump a weak acid solution into the ground, and that solution dissolves the copper out of the minerals.
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FACT: Nope, there are actually two types of fiber: soluble (dissolves in water) and insoluble (does not dissolve in water), which act in different ways in the body to promote health.
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"ETA was born from the people and now it dissolves back into the people," said the letter, which was read out by David Harland, director of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue.
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Even in Britain's baffling constitutional crisis over Brexit, nobody seriously expects the queen, who in theory dissolves Parliament and appoints prime ministers, to have a role in sorting out the mess.
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Once inside the stomach, the gel capsule dissolves and the legs spring out and unfold into the star shape, making the pill too large to pass down into the small intestine.
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According to Griffin, when amygdalin dissolves in body fluids and produces hydrogen cyanide, the cyanide only goes after cancer cells because of a special enzyme they contain that's vulnerable to attack.
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You are then transported into the forest as it dissolves into a gorgeous, gently undulating field of thousands of light points—it's like standing in the middle of a Pointillist painting.
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In a performance that is part possession, part workout and part wig, Adrienne Warren rocks the rafters and dissolves your doubts about anyone daring to step into the diva's high heels.
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If the Afghan government dissolves, these people argue, Al-Qaeda, the Islamic State, and the Haqqani Network would re-infiltrate the country and again use Afghan soil to plot transnational attacks.
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It won't form a slick on the surface of the water the way crude oil does, and once it dissolves into the ocean, there's essentially no recovering it, according to Steiner.
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That's what I meant by "get a handle," and as I say it, both surface and subtext subside quintessentially and the dead-letter office dissolves in the blue acquiescence of spring.
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This is the fraction of the ground coffee that actually dissolves and ends up in the final drink, depending on how water flows under pressure through a mass of coffee grounds.
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In "Kika," for example, one senses the kinship in the way the moon dissolves into a washing-machine window, or a moving train's side panels begin to look like unspooling film.
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As the dew dispels, the mist dissolves, and the sap rises on a morning such as the one that did not quite win over Beckett, the force of life is unmistakable.
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Ms. Chang's latest offerings reflect an increasingly sophisticated sensibility: spelt croissants, tahini-black sesame shortbread and an ethereal Japanese cotton cheesecake that dissolves on your tongue, leaving a lemony, creamy trail.
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And [set designer] Robin Wagner's brilliance of collaborating with Michael to bring cinematic values to the stage, with the scene changes, the cross-fades and dissolves — that we felt was remarkable.
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Over hours or days, depending on the model, seawater dissolves a link, releasing the positively buoyant mine and allowing it to rise into the water column, still tethered to the anchor.
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She recommends owners use both chlorine, a tried and trusted sanitizer, and bromate, a chemical that dissolves more slowly and makes up for the speed at which hot water negates chlorine.
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The images—very still and carefully composed—leaves enough space for you to get lost in examining the relationship between its subjects, till the distinction between master and servant dissolves completely.
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As school chemistry experiments with chalk and vinegar demonstrate, calcium carbonate dissolves in acid, so an ocean less alkaline than it used to be might make life harder for shell-forming animals.
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Recent books on motherhood, however, frequently and sometimes unwittingly, illustrate a different phenomenon: how motherhood dissolves the border of the self but shores up, often violently, the walls between classes of women.
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This melts and dissolves your eye makeup, so you won't have to rub; just swipe down to wipe everything off, then flip the pad and move upward to get underneath your lashes.
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In a paper published today in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, scientists used a material that dissolves under water, leaving the electronic part directly on the skin and comfortable to bend and wear.
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It's tasteless and dissolves almost instantly so it can be mixed with anything you want – I've lost count of the number of times I've repurchased, it's a total "must have" for me.
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The enzyme, she says, can exfoliate sensitive skin without causing redness, itchiness or flakiness because unlike traditional exfoliators, it dissolves only dead skin cells: It stops working when it encounters living tissue.
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Creatine Ethyl EsterSometimes just called "creatine ester," it's sometimes claimed to absorb better and have a longer half-life in the body than regular monohydrate because it dissolves more easily in fat.
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To give the house a sonic element apart from the creaking floorboards, Maher enlisted composers Dubravka Bencic and Kevin Bednar to create a soundscape that alternately achieves clarity and dissolves in ambience.
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There tends to be a bit of a "pox on both your houses" reaction to a shutdown, but that typically dissolves into blaming the side perceived to have brought the shutdown about.
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Only as Undine's enamel shell dissolves — Ms. Boothe is especially good at rendering the change via body language and vocal inflection — do we begin to enjoy her and the surrounding characters fully.
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" Bob uses sugar to similar effect: "After changing the oil in my car, I was taught to wet my hands, douse them with sugar, rub until the sugar dissolves, rinse and dry.
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But the President has much to lose if his opening to the North dissolves, since his claims to have stopped Pyongyang's missile and nuclear tests is a centerpiece of his reelection argument.
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Because the casein film dissolves in water, one of the main drawbacks to single-serve pouches is that they would need larger, nondissolving plastic or cardboard containers to keep them clean and dry.
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Current versions of buprenorphine are "sublingual" — they require users to take a pill or a film every day and hold it under their tongue for about 216 minutes, without swallowing, until it dissolves.
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To stop the wires clumping together, thereby reducing the number of neurons they engage with, the firm uses a sacrificial polymer to splay them apart; the polymer dissolves but the wires remain separated.
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The video promo for the phone shows Kylo Ren picking up his light saber which dissolves into the new Star Wars phone, implying it can cut through Jedi flesh like an energy sword.
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But when a hacker starts leaking Salemites' information — dirty secrets, venomous words, porn histories, basically everything you most want to keep private — the town's placid veneer of respectability dissolves into flames and gunfire.
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At the five minute mark Lana's music dissolves into Claude Debussy's "Claire De Lune" and you're treated to the sheer visual splendour of Misty and Lana floating about in some multi-colored water.
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Stepping directly in front of one of the films unleashes an ocean of noise from overhead; it's like stepping into a sonic bubble that dissolves when you move on to the next scene.
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Elektra Abundance (Dominique Jackson) is behind on paying her rent because she used all of her money on her reassignment surgery; her house dissolves when they realize they'll soon have nowhere to go.
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Winking one eye toward Kubrick's The Shining, while embracing elements of sci-fi, the cinematic hallway setup eventually dissolves into a swirling matrix that breaks down the boundaries of the video frame itself.
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Harron often uses dissolves to further blur past and present; as things fall apart on the ranch and Charlie's eccentricities grow progressively more frenzied, the interiors grow dimmer and seemingly smaller, more claustrophobic.
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When her marriage dissolves, she and Lena escape from Alaska, where they were living, to a hotel in Maine; but when her husband considers a political run, they must constantly evade his reach.
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Walking into the water — and inviting the public to join her — the artist dissolves the one-point perspective of the observer standing outside the frame and addresses the severed connection between landscape and spectator.
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Episode seven's "Underground" traps the entire regular cast (plus Biel and Braff) a mile beneath the earth and keeps sporadically jerking ahead in time as everyone's nerve dissolves and panic balloons into frantic rage.
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The action veers from explosion-filled car chases on slicked down Gotham streets to bruising brawls in abandoned buildings, but any promise of deeper meaning dissolves the minute Batman and Superman start trading blows.
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If a human or animal eats meat infected with Trichinella cysts, the CDC says, their stomach acid dissolves the hard covering of the cysts, releasing the worms, which then pass into the small intestine.
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Taurus, the cow, grazes in the grass slowly; while Pisces, the fish, swims in the deep, mysterious sea and symbolically represents the end of the zodiac wheel, when everything dissolves before being reborn again.
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The band dissolves after watching the music industry it loathes profit from, and enjoy the experience of, their assaults, which included firing a machine gun loaded with blanks into an audience of record executives.
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It dissolves all the core romantic relationships of the show — and sets up the eventual return of Spike, cured of his lovesickness through his yen for violence and back to his old, evil self.
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It also preserves some of Romero's formal devices, such as the sudden shifts in color, or the one in which the camera scans a comic book, then dissolves into a live-action freeze-frame.
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As it's conceived now, a patient swallows a capsule containing the device, said Robert Langer, a chemical engineer at M.I.T. The capsule dissolves in ten minutes, and the device lands on the stomach wall.
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Start with picanha, or top sirloin cap — the cut of beef most coveted in Brazil — lean but sealed under a thick band of fat, much of which dissolves into the flesh as it cooks.
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Endearingly calm and level-headed to begin with, she soon dissolves into the kind of grief familiar to anyone who has ever gone through an unexpected loss: fierce, irrational anger at Rickman for leaving her.
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Later, their air-dried bones will be pulverized and scattered off the coast by nearby Camp Pendleton, the Marine Corps base, where they will float and then disperse, because pure calcium phosphate dissolves very slowly.
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By placing us inside the room or in the narrow, crowded hallway of the painting, "Workmen 1, The Last Shift (An Elegy)" (2010), Birmelin dissolves the barrier separating us from them, whoever they might be.
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Johnson told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that — should his offer be accepted — he would try to get his Brexit deal, which passed a procedural parliamentary vote this week, through Parliament before it dissolves on Nov.
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Most experts recommend starting with an oily product like a cleansing balm, something with a lot of slip that easily dissolves residue, then following with a more traditional, water-based cleanser to finish the job.
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MakerBot has been selling machines with multiple extruders since 2012, for instance — so one extruder can print an object with ordinary plastic filament, and another can lay down a support scaffold that dissolves in water.
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Jimmy says he almost unlocks a feeling at a Color Me Mine-esque place when a dad walks out on his kid, but it dissolves when that kid turns out to be a total jerk.
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Once it dissolves, a smattering of real, dried-up Moroccan rose petals are released, as is a silver-plated ring, which comes in a little plastic bubble that floats to the top of the water.
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The candy's elements—licorice, salt, and, no joke, ammonium chloride—hit your tongue, throat, and nose in various combinations as the black morsel dissolves in your mouth over the course of a minute or two.
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MatchaBar Premium Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder, available on Amazon, $14.22Matcha is made from special green tea leaves that have been ground into a perfectly fine powder that dissolves in water when whisked properly.
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Ravaged corpses resemble suffering bodies, gas masks evoke unburied skulls, human viscera dissolves into earth, and troops are indistinguishable from the fiery trenches and ravaged landscapes in which they advance and retreat, fight and die.
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Related: NATO military officials are exploring whether to make their defense system — which already targets threats from Iran — capable of shooting down Russia's intermediate-range nuclear missiles after a landmark arms treaty dissolves next month.
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The cyborg affectlessness of his opening monologue — which finds him stepping out of a vertical tanning bed, amid clouds of smoke, like a well-waxed Frankenstein's monster — gradually dissolves as his uneasy inner nerd asserts itself.
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The visual transitions are likewise written the way they would be in a movie, begging for quick dissolves that can't be achieved and leaving us to twiddle our thumbs while the stage crew resets the furniture.
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The dissolves create a fluid landscape — in one striking shot, the priest sees the wife on a boat with the general, and then opens his hands, to reveal in his palms water and a sinking ship.
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Some of the interactions on the watch have a dissolving or vaporizing aesthetic (hence the unfortunate name); when you tap on the time on the main screen, it dissolves into a "GOAL!" screen, to show activity levels.
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JR's installation, however, dissolves one monument to exalt another: it is not an impervious barrel vault unto the heavens, but the replacement of arguably the second most photographed monument in Paris with the stately palace behind it.
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A single serving contains 60 mg of THC, 10 mg of CBD, and cocoa butter, and once you push it as far as you can into your vagina, the whole thing dissolves and starts working pretty quickly.
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Saturn controls boundaries and rules, while Neptune is the planet of illusion and delusion: Neptune dissolves borders, floats right through walls, and conjures visions, and it's hard to know what's true or false when Neptune is around.
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His most notorious flick, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Moon, takes Kaysing's assertions and illustrates them with a surreal pastiche of newsreel footage, Latin chanting, and lots of screen dissolves of Bible verses.
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Although Benjamin Carter Hett makes no comparisons between Germany then and the United States now in "The Death of Democracy," his extremely fine study of the end of constitutional rule in Germany, he dissolves those comforting assumptions.
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The highlight of the journey, sponsored by the National Geographic Society and Dartmouth's Ledyard Canoe Club, was Big Bend, where an international border neatly drawn on a map dissolves into the muddy waters of the Rio Grande.
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If someone is getting Kybella, an injection that dissolves the fat bed under the chin, and the chin is positioned just a teeny bit higher in the after photo than the before, the result will appear more dramatic.
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With her video of Melania, there is a complex double entendre on aging as the forty-eight-year-old first lady tries to look twenty; the image dissolves into the face of Wilson, who has recently turned seventy.
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Leaving the conference later in the day my VR experience dissolves into the Barcelona sunshine and a residual thought surfaces from the depths of my brain: wow, reality — now that really does look amazing… HMD – head mounted display.
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The most moving, and at times unsettling, of their works are the intimate photographs taken at funerals, including jazz funerals, a throng-filled ceremony in which mourning meets defiance and searing private loss dissolves into raucous public celebration.
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I like to buy two-gallon jugs of water, pour ¼ of each jug into a pot, bring it to a boil, dump the salt/sugar in there, and then stir the hell out of it until it dissolves.
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Take Jack Bail in "The Trusted Traveler," who materializes once a year to inconvenience his former professor and whose final dinner party with his host dissolves, over chocolate cake and berries, into a rant against his I.V.F. clinic.
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The lyrics of "Over and Over" recognize being stuck in a toxic relationship — "break out or watch as it repeats itself," Ms. Wasner sings — but until the music dissolves at the end, it's a raucous, upbeat foot-stomper.
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Eventually, she dissolves into tears and reveals that her ex of 10 years, the one who cheated on her and got someone else pregnant, is — surprise — a really terrible guy who regularly fat-shamed her and insulted her appearance.
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Possibly — but that feeling quickly dissolves at the end of the GQ profile when, unfortunately, he does away with any goodwill he's earned by canceling the rest of the interview because the reporter made his fiancé Lauren Burnham cry.
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And in the third, the authoritative Marshal John Cook (Sam Waterston) fills in Sheriff Bill on the trouble Frank and Roy have caused across the territory, in a spellbinding tale that dissolves into a handsomely shot train-robbery flashback.
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This week, Lush brought back the then-discontinued bath bomb Guardian of the Forest (which was originally pulled from shelves in 2017), a blue and green sphere that dissolves into an earthy explosion of cypress, oakmoss, and rosewood oil.
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Swedish Research institute Innventia's Fredrik Aldaeus, who is fine-tuning a method to make pulp that dissolves more easily with reduced or zero carbon disulfide, said a modified viscose fiber plant could be up and running within five years.
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The company, which produces Kit Kat, Aero, and Smarties, claims to have hit upon a scientific breakthrough that will allow it to alter the structure of sugar so that it dissolves more quickly, meaning less needs to be used.
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Insoluble fiber adds bulk to your stool to help move it through your intestines, and soluble fiber dissolves in water, forming a gel-like material that moves stools out — and most foods contain different amounts of both, Rissetto says.
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It dissolves a decade of friendship in mere minutes and ends with Sasha storming out, the sting of a rejected crush erasing any instinct to be there for a grieving friend or keep in touch at all moving forward.
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Every technology company should have a red button somewhere in the headquarters where if they realize they've caused more societal harm than they expected and done more harm than good, they press the button and the company dissolves instantly.
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The way out is to replace our current two-party system with a system that represents the true diversity of Americans — a multiparty system that's more fluid and responsive to Americans' political preferences and that dissolves our binary partisanship.
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Nor do V.R. directors use montages, dissolves, or split screens—though these are all technically feasible, they might seem abrupt or confusing to the audience, which is learning to watch V.R. while its makers are learning to make it.
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Sitting at the end of Louisiana State Highway 56, where dirt dissolves into wetlands and then the Gulf of Mexico, the laboratory, the W.J. DeFelice Marine Center, has successfully weathered many hurricanes since it opened its doors in 1986.
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That marriage, too, dissolves on its wedding day, and Sarah finds herself wandering into a kink camp at a fictionalized analog of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival—complete with a controversial womyn-born-womyn policy to test Maura's character.
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"The bacteria do not really 'eat flesh,' they produce a toxin that dissolves the skin and tissue around it, but this could take weeks to months whereas an infection like staph can progress in a matter of days," Eiras said.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - An amendment to Zambia's constitution allowing ministers to stay in office after parliament dissolves has sparked a row ahead of elections in August, in which President Edgar Lungu and his Patriotic Front party are seen facing a stiff challenge.
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Drop it in warm water — in a bathtub, ideally — and it'll fizz as it dissolves, unleashing a cloud of color and shimmer and imbuing in you a kind of childlike mirth you haven't felt since you were an actual child.
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This is not to say that the mortgage industry should return to the pre-2008 wild west lending environment, but to instead suggest that a middle ground should be found regarding mortgage lending before homeownership further dissolves from the American Dream.
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As he pours on the color, mixes in the chugs and clangs, evokes the Brothers Lumière and swings between the figurative and the abstract, the line between place and head space dissolves and a portrait of the artist emerges — brilliantly.
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The term "arthouse" is often used to describe this bizarre film about a cursed bed that dissolves hands until they're nothing but bare skeleton, but the movie only takes a few bites out of an apple and returns the core.
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But it also dissolves the division between drums and electric guitar, and slyly promotes the bassist — here Mr. Quillen, playing the bass version of the chordstick — by giving him the only instrument endowed with frets and the ability to play melodies.
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Berg takes the cue from his no-nonsense characters and you feel their peril: Particularly effective is Gina Rodriguez's Andrea, one of the ship's navigators who is believably both strong-willed and absolutely petrified as her ship dissolves around her.
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His success as a businessman showed the rotten side of capitalism — the side that exploits appetites for money, that feeds leech-like on our vices, that dissolves family and religion while promising that consumption will fill the void they leave behind.
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The new study demonstrated that sunlight does even more, breaking down polystyrene into basic chemical units of organic carbon, which dissolves in seawater, and trace amounts of carbon dioxide, at levels far too low to play a role in climate change.
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The "mop sauce," a mix of Heinz apple cider vinegar, brown sugar and spices, including smoked paprika, is whizzed in a blender (the heat dissolves the sugar), then pulsed with a generous dollop of the sweet-and-spicy Korean chile paste.
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Salt dissolves in the hot sludge, turning it to brine, and the brine gets trapped in pockets that then act like wetlands, absorbing organic matter and toxic metals, including beryllium, which is then incorporated into growing crystals of aluminum silicate.
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The waters of the Mediterranean, once a glorious image of ancient civilizations, have become one of the most dangerous territories in the world for human life, for those fleeing endless dangers as the present dissolves in front of their eyes.
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I initially thought it would make sense to make a salt slurry with warm water and then cool it, so the salt actually dissolves, but I imagine that kills the Himalayan salt effect, which I am also fairly certain does not exist.
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Finally, as the fog from within the browning Christmas trees dissolves into the red light of the neon "Jippies Asquerosos" sign, the last wisps of artificial mist are pierced by a projector beam casting Marx's animated image on a wall painted gold.
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Urfaust's version of "Voodoo Dust" retains the original's melody, but pushes it further into the wilderness, chopping and screwing it into over eight minutes of intoxicating, extremely trippy fare (especially in its latter half, when it dissolves into a full-fledged psych spasm).
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Sinkholes often form when acidic rainwater dissolves limestone or similar rock beneath the soil, leaving a large void that collapses when it's no longer able to support the weight of what's above it, whether an open field, a road or a house.
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Identity. Look hard — and then harder — at that word until it wavers, fragments and dissolves before your eyes, and you begin to wonder if it amounts to anything other than an assemblage of diversely shaped letters that might as well be runes.
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The new birth control unfurls after being ingestedThe new pill comes in a gelatin capsule that dissolves when it gets to the stomach, letting the silicon star unfurl and stay in the body for the full 29 days of the hormonal cycle.
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Whether scrawling an illegible smear of notes across the top of a pounding beat or erupting in fury as the rhythm dissolves beneath him, Gustafsson keeps the intensity high and your ears alight — even when his tone skews murky and dark. Fire!
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Then together, they must fend off the homicidal and highly motivated score-settling of Salazar & Co., whose aquatic rot the special effects team brings to remarkable un-life: dark coils of hair sway and undulate like seaweed; skin dissolves into bone and cartilage and air.
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In her 2018 video Thou, Micaela Tobin, who performs as White Boy Scream, transforms from an elegant opera diva dressed in white to a purple-hued "ube queen" in celebration of her Filipina heritage, as the music dissolves from melodic hymn to aggressive noise.
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The film, directed by René Clair from Picabia's screenplay, involved innovative dissolves and edits, a flooded chess match with Duchamp and Man Ray, abstract dots, a bearded ballerina, and a funeral, which ends with the resurrected corpse popping through the "FIN" of the closing title.
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In ways, both deliberate and unconscious, their work distills many common threads: the risk of exploration and experimentation; the hybridity of practice that dissolves standard boundaries of genre and the inquiry into the desire to empathize, with each other and in broader, more global terms.
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The show downshifts with "Go West: Circa 1890" (choreographed by Makeda Abraham), in which anxiety dissolves into the shared exhilaration of dance; and "Drumfolk" (choreographed by David Pleasant), about using the body to create rhythm and music at a time when drums were forbidden.
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Scientists have learned over the years that fiber can be soluble (meaning it dissolves in water), viscose (gel-forming), or fermentable (bacteria can metabolize it) — and they're just beginning to understand how these different fiber types interact with our gastrointestinal tract and affect our health.
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The titular off-white square is scumbled onto the surface in the upper central portion of the canvas, lending an additional abrasiveness in opposition to the cloud-like forms, while a ghost-square, below it and to the left, dissolves into a purple haze.
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By eating a wide variety of high-fiber foods, you're also getting a balanced mix of soluble fiber (the kind that dissolves in water and helps blood glucose levels) and insoluble fiber (the kind that doesn't dissolve, and helps move material through your digestive system), she says.
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The details: Richard Sackler is listed on the patent for a new formulation of buprenorphine, one of the leading treatments for opioid addiction, per the FT. Buprenorphine is administered through a tablet or strip that dissolves in patients' mouths; Sackler's version says it would dissolve faster.
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But that began to change two years ago when a Texas-based oil and gas company was found to have been using hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, and matrix acidizing, a fracking-like method that dissolves rocks with acid instead of fracturing them with pressurized liquid.
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I would argue, in fact, that while these passions share the persistence despite consequences that characterizes addiction—no one could manage to raise a child if they couldn't push through some seriously rough experiences—the term addiction dissolves into meaninglessness if they are labeled as such.
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Quite apart from the issue of temperature increase due to carbon dioxide, there's the additional problem of ocean acidification: Carbon dioxide dissolves in the ocean to make an acid which can degrade the ability of many marine organisms to make and maintain their shells and skeletons.
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She can eat solid foods as long as each bite dissolves in a follow-up sip of water, she keeps her chin tucked while chewing, and she holds her breath while swallowing to protect her airway (always after an 'in' breath in case she needs to cough).
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This raises a number of risks, including that the 2015 Iran nuclear deal dissolves, tensions lead to a deadly conflict in the Persian Gulf or another regional theater and a more assertive Saudi Arabia takes the U.S. stance as a green light for actions that escalate tensions.
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Oddly, the most emotionally charged scene in the novel occurs when, having invited the young hotel receptionist (with whom she suspects Christopher has had a flirtation) to dinner, the narrator dissolves into seething resentment when her guest orders the most ostentatiously expensive items on the menu.
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Music Review A marching tune that dissolves into frenzy, a big-band jamboree with an ethereal voice hovering over it: The dense, wild, yet artfully controlled tribute to Anthony Braxton at National Sawdust on Wednesday evening bore a striking resemblance to his dense, wild, yet artfully controlled music.
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Americans are beset by complex, intractable problems that don't have a clear villain: technological change displaces workers; globalization and the rapid movement of people destabilize communities; family structure dissolves; the political order in the Middle East teeters, the Chinese economy craters, inequality rises, the global order frays, etc.
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But in ridding the site of a vast spectrum of "adult" content — and, based on how Tumblr's algorithm is functioning so far, a lot of completely tame stuff as well — in order to purge a small fraction of it, the site also dissolves a host of NSFW-adjacent constellations.
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PARELES The DJ and producer Kid Koala dissolves the beat in the series of recordings he calls "Music to Draw To." His second installment is "Io," based on the Greek myth of a mortal priestess who attracted the ardor of Zeus and the wrath of his wife, Hera.
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But being limited to only one book per president at a time, and having to read it, process it, perform a brain dump, and move on means each president eventually dissolves to something of a shadow, at one point fully formed but, down the line, reduced to only a loose outline.
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The names of the bath bombs themselves: "F" Bomb, for example, hides a note inside that will instantly calm your mind; the Fortune Telling Bomb works like a Magic Eight ball, in that it reveals an answer once the orb dissolves; and Love Bomb comes with a metal pirate doubloon.
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" Similarly, a film projectionist in one story cuts and pastes his own reels, using "multiple projectors to produce a flow of improbable dissolves, startling sequences of abrupt cuts and freeze frames like the stopping of a heart, disturbing juxtapositions of slow and fast speeds, fades in and out like labored breathing.
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Director Keith Gordon, who's done beautiful work on these past two episodes, suggests this through an elegant visual metaphor: Situating Gloria like a rock in the middle of the frame, Gordon stages the cleanup scene involving the final two bodies, Nikki Swango's and a state trooper's, through time-lapse and dissolves.
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For several days thereafter, no one is able to leave or enter; as discomfort soon becomes danger (the drawing room isn't stocked with food or water), the respectable façade of this polite society quickly dissolves, despite appeals to reason by Doctor Carlos Conde and the ever-gracious host, Edmundo de Nobile.
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The people who sit for Schoeller are highly recognizable — actors, musicians, politicians, athletes, and the famous alike — but when photographed at such close proximity by Schoeller, they appear new and vulnerable, often with a grave seriousness in their eyes that pierces the picture plane and dissolves any ego that their celebrity warrants.
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Electronic sighs and moans, punctuated with fluttering reeds, lonesome six-strings, poignant synth-horns, gamelan-esque percussion, jazzy interludes, various swirly bits and pieces—and, on occasion, Allien's speak-sing vocals, both unadorned and laden in effects—culminate in a elegant, joyous drone that, in the album's final passage, dissolves into breakbeat bliss.
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That cursive will say "Watermelon Donut Buttfart Dingo" until someone burns the page, and Mo will play like Mo until his body breaks and dissolves into the river of time, only to live once more when humankind takes a sip of the river and remembers what he did on that good wood.
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In a frozen Winnipeg winter, Wendy survives: walking outside when it is below zero out; taking other forms of work when her day job dissolves; relying on the laughter, support, and care of friends as she attempts to unpuzzle the pieces of a potentially queer family legacy and cope with the trauma of intimate loss.
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The reason his deal is in trouble in Parliament is not general recalcitrance, but the fact that the minute the members have the time to examine it, the fragile coalition that might vote for it dissolves, as both the right wing, the moderates and the opposition rebels will find elements of it they cannot support.
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RELATED: Trump dissolves voter fraud commission Wednesday was a day on which every blockbuster headline was quickly superseded by another that appeared even more improbable and any sense that the White House could build on its late 2017 tax reform victory to forge a new seam of political wins was lost in the cacophony.
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Consider the bedtime shadow puppet show, the non-thing that depends on flesh and stone some-things to flit across the wall, the toy that vanishes in the dark but also dissolves in the light of day, the loving entertainment put on to coax a restless child into slumber so the parent can slip away.
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In her 2009 piano piece "abgemalt" ("painted out"), which R. Andrew Lee has recorded for Irritable Hedgehog, you hear at one point a D in the bass and an F-sharp in the treble; your ear naturally perceives a D-major-ish atmosphere, but when the bass descends to a C that impression dissolves.
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Examples are Exo, which makes protein supplements and bars from crickets (yes the insects); Four Sigmatic, which uses a blend of beans and mushrooms to make anti-oxidant rich coffees with mild caffeine; and Tea Drops, a maker of tea that dissolves in hot water, doesn't require a bag and is formed into cute flower and heart shapes.
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"Since it's dose dependent (based on the weight and size that the drug 'dissolves' in), if a single gummy bear gets you nicely buzzed, it is going to knock your 8-year-old for a loop," Dr. Mark Morocco, clinical professor of emergency medicine in the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, told me in an email.
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We've all experienced the sensation: Someone or something arrests your attention so completely that the surrounding scenery dissolves, the contours of the universe seem to collapse inward, until all you see is the object of your fascination — a lover, or a great book, or a sumptuous rack of lamb, or Stephen Curry sinking a three-pointer.
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I'm not big on speculating about how a show will end — the producers themselves may not know — but Elizabeth, of all people, described during the episode what I've always thought might be the likeliest scenario: She dies, Philip lives, the Soviet Union dissolves, and the surviving Jenningses just stay put, living out their lives as Americans.
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By including a hand-dyed tapestry, "Untitled (Tapete)" (2015), in the same show with a piece made from two wooden fan blades ("Kitty-Cornered," 2015) and a layered wall piece of cut wood ("Parcheesi," 2016), Clippinger dissolves the distinction between the well-trained artisan and the novice carpenter, and between high-minded geometric art and children's games.
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"Someone manufactured you for a purpose," Mike says to Dougie, before the latter dissolves into a puff of smoke, a large golden pearl, and the jade ring from Fire Walk With Me. It seems that Dougie is a construct, presumably made by Coop's doppelganger to act as a decoy when he gets called back to the Lodge.
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The three Henry VI plays are probably some of Shakespeare's earliest plays, and widely agreed to be some of his weakest, especially Part I. They cover the War of the Roses, which is the part of English history that dissolves into a blur of people with the same names enmeshed in a bloody power struggle for no clear reason.
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While the idea of a feature comprising nothing but photographs and voice-overs might sound a little static, Ms. Tan keeps the movie moving, in both senses of the word, with her canny use of dissolves, deliberate camera movement within a frame, and an ingenious soundtrack that often hints that the images might "come to life" at any second.
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Ellinor Quay Coyne, a dermatologist based in Washington, DC, believes there is a benefit to using two different cleansers because of the scientific principle that "like dissolves like" — meaning that oil-based cleansers can better remove oil-based dirt, cosmetics, and residue, and water-based cleansers can better remove non-oil-based dirt, cosmetics, and residue.
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It's all just coming to this head and it's going to get so fucking ugly and exposed that it all just fizzles away and dissolves into itself and out of all of that, both parties will have to step up and take a real hard look in the mirror and do a much better job for us than they've been doing.
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There's an edible that dissolves in your mouth leaving no residue, called QuickStrip; Annabis, a line of high-end handbags that hide the smell of weed; cannabis marshmallows called Mellows; a tiny, powerful 4-inch disposable vape pen called The Little Chicken; an early stage startup called Form Factory with a patented "micro-encapsulation" technique that helps make edibles more consistent.
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