It's an indulgence that quickly hardens into abuse — which, in turn, hardens into something else altogether.
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Chill in refrigerator until butter hardens, about 21 minutes. 230.
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It's a two part mix that hardens like a rock.
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First they spout clichés, then skin hardens and morals calcify.
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Do it almost immediately, as the baked cookie hardens quickly.
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Uncooked, the queen is almost entirely liquid, so this hardens it.
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Wherever that image shines, the resin hardens — in about one second.
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Obviously, her therapist disagrees with this, which only hardens Gretchen's resolve.
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Each pulse hardens the liquid further until it forms a lens.
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It too often hardens into hate or boils up into violence.
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Group conflict hardens the boundaries between groups and reinforces the identities.
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What matters is that the current form of protest hardens them.
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When you stick them in the oven, the plastic melts and hardens.
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It was a thick gel that, I think, hardens after it's injected.
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As stool hangs out in the colon, it absorbs water and hardens.
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Their skin hardens, bumps appear over their noses and grow into horns.
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Her voice hardens when she's asked whether she has considered leaving Canarsie.
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It also only hardens IoT defenses against a specific type of problem.
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It makes for a juicy set piece, and it further hardens President Kirkman.
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But as we get older, Mastrangelo explains, the crystalline hardens and eye muscles weaken.
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When cured by heat, the epoxy hardens into an ultratough resin around the fibers.
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The secret to a chocolate sauce that hardens when it touches cold ice cream?
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Once the mushrooms deplete the nutrients in the base materials, it dies and hardens.
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There's a spermy white pudding inside the seed that hardens as the fruit ages.
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He does so comfortably, even if his voice sometimes hardens to a metallic sheen.
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That hardens the entire supply chain—which in turn makes everyone's aircraft more secure.
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"And it is always dangerous when political opposition hardens outside of institutions," he said.
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Insert a wooden stick in each mold, and freeze until mixture hardens, about 8 hours.
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Defriending is a grand rhetorical exercise that hardens hearts and minds instead of changing them.
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The company's solutions are built into the car's electronics, components and 'hardens' these against hackers.
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When the mixture hardens, you pull your penis out, leaving a hollowed-out phallic cave.
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It aims to impose new legal requirements on internet companies, and hardens policing of online dissent.
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Suggesting they are wrong just hardens their beliefs, whether they are cat owners or climate deniers.
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A raw digital file goes into the printer, which hardens liquid resin with a laser light.
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The liquid hardens after five hours, and he peels the layer of rubber off the iPhone.
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About 40 days after the acacias are wounded, the sap oozes out and hardens into beads.
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His season has been just as good as the Hardens and the Westbrooks of the world.
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Once it hardens, adjustments become more difficult, and often happen only after the most serious failures.
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People have called me a faggot since I was like five years old, which hardens you.
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If enough people adopt the same driving style, then that behavior hardens into a communal disposition.
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While it hardens, Malek cooks down whole ground cherries with sugar, cinnamon, salt, and lemon juice.
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Perhaps. But, if GMA hardens its positions, the once-venerable trade association deserves the dinosaur's fate.
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The worm secretes mucus that hardens to form a stiff, sandy tube that protrudes from the sand.
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It's a gel that slightly hardens on your strands, and you should use it on shampooed hair.
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Recovery can only truly begin once the lava cools and hardens to a relatively soft basaltic rock.
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This, in turn, numbs people to the truly outrageous, and hardens the tribal instincts of political combatants.
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This means we'll probably encounter this art, our myth, before it hardens into artifact at a museum.
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He has experienced the kind of personal tragedy that hardens a person's will and softens the heart.
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As the liquid cools, it hardens into a thin, crisp brittle, giving the bun feathery, candylike edges.
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As the lava dries, it hardens, and overtime gradually starts to stack up, creating a new surface.
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Many investors see the prospect of a no-deal exit receding as parliament hardens its stance against it.
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Thieriot plays his derangement with a smile, while Plaehn hardens her face into something like a death mask.
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Cement is a fine powder that hardens when mixed with water and is used in many building mixes.
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After you apply, the red-tinged goop hardens and can be pulled from skin in a swift motion.
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Investors can only watch and wait to see if Trump's characteristic negotiating bluster hardens into prolonged trench warfare.
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This is done by impregnating the fibres with a chemically activated resin, which hardens when it is cured.
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When handled slowly the goo is soft and flexible but the moment it receives an impact, it hardens.
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Artificial trans fats, or trans fatty acids, are made when vegetable oil hardens in a process called hydrogenation.
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You can see it right there in the way his face hardens as he spells it all out.
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It only deepens hostility and hardens allegiance to modern-day "fire-eaters" who spout lies and divisive rhetoric.
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After the inexpensive liquid is applied with a tiny brush, the soft, decayed spot of the tooth hardens.
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The resulting mass then sticks to the sewer walls and hardens until it becomes as hard as concrete.
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It works by releasing heated plastic that hardens in seconds, allowing you to essentially draw in the air.
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Nothing that came out in Judge Owen's report will sway them; in fact, it only hardens the two positions.
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This starts off as a thick gel, but then hardens into a solid matrix that binds the aggregates together.
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When the salt hardens during the hot summer, it shimmers and the mountains seem to float above the horizon.
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As each new layer of material is printed, it's coated with a binding agent that hardens the layers together.
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Jesse is an appealing innocent, but after her encounter with the film's title object (no, really), she changes, hardens.
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Ice cream, preferably drizzled with bittersweet chocolate sauce that hardens upon contact (magic shell!) and salty, creamy, nutty caramel.
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They then covered the whole courtyard with a thin layer of cow dung, which hardens into something like plaster.
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They loaded a high concentration of glass nanoparticles into what's called a photocurable liquid, which hardens under UV light.
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Infinitely better than glue, it's liquid plastic that hardens via a UV LED light for more controlled drying time.
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"This move hardens the conclusion he will assume the V.P. position," Mr. Phillips said, referring to the vice presidency.
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The glue hardens the fabric, which makes it easy to shape the extension with an emery board or nail drill.
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He said the portrayal of Europe as a continent in flames due to Muslim criminality hardens attitudes about American Muslims.
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The rare and rapidly progressive disorder of the connective tissue hardens the skin and makes the muscles tough to move.
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The Stratasys Objet260 Connex printer they used typically prints a gel that hardens when exposed to a special UV light.
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Smartphones and ballistic missiles need tungsten, because it hardens the steel in missiles, and can withstand electronic heat in touchscreens.
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As snow falls and ice hardens, so does Lenny's mysterious illness take hold, coughing fits causing him to shudder and shake.
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Conflict usually hardens rather than softens opinion, with opponents blamed, but it presents unpredictable risks which top leaders tend to dislike.
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Sand or mud, if it seeped in, has got to be cleared, ideally before it hardens into a thick, dusty cake.
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The crude hardens into coke on the walls of the drums, which are pulled out at 12- or 24-hour intervals.
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Material for the part is forced into a mold at high temperatures, where it cools and hardens to the desired shape.
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In colder temperatures, that capsule, which is made of fats and oils called lipids, hardens into a shell around the virus.
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They're soft, wet clay that hardens bit by bit the more you play with it, the more shape you give it.
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Over time, this high blood pressure hardens our arteries, increasing the risk of a clot forming in our hearts or brains.
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When portland cement is mixed with water, it forms a paste that binds sand and rock together and hardens into concrete.
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Because dental plaque is a biofilm of bacteria that calcifies and hardens, it can preserve bacteria for thousands of years, Weyrich said.
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"Usually hard wax is strip-less, meaning once the wax hardens, we are able to remove it without a strip," says Baker.
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Marzipan, on the other hand, softens with the warmth of a pair of hands, then naturally hardens as its water content evaporates.
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With each iteration misinformation spreads, outrage grows, polarization hardens and politicians and those lucky enough to be considered newsworthy grow ever emboldened.
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The female secretes the bulging capsule onto a twig or other surface, where it hardens and protects the eggs as they develop.
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The 33-foot printer pipes out a concrete mix that hardens when it dries, building the walls one layer at a time.
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"Chemically Tanned" (2017) hardens her clan's traditional body-length, animal-skin dress, creating a shell-like sculpture molded around the female body's contours.
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But as graduation approaches, more than any other milestone, the emotional finish line hardens into The Day: graduation from the first horrible phase.
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The light hardens the resin instantly, creating a layer of material that the printer then pulls up and out as the object grows.
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Her work shows that groups' behavior hardens when identities stack on top of each other and weakens when they pull in different directions.
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It wasn't easy for new companies to undercut the existing ones, because the material hardens so fast that you can't ship it far.
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After that, she goes to the back of the den and he remains with her, almost like a guard, while her shell hardens.
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This process hardens arteries and causes plaque to form in blood vessels, increasing blood pressure and the risk of heart disease and stroke.
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Chinese leaders risk tying their hands in the long run if invoking historical grievances hardens the public's desire for vindication in the future.
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The online videos are magical, demonstrating how a normally ethereal soap bubble hardens into a lacy globe when the temperature is just right.
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It's a tender moment, and you can see Sadie longing for a part of herself that is lost, before she hardens herself once more.
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Acrylic powder hardens in seconds after being mixed with liquid monomer—a process not dissimilar to the one Leikeli is articulating on the album.
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If nothing else, the vote proves once again the old axiom, that going to tribal council pre-merge battle-hardens you for the merge.
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You watch helplessly as the avant-garde hardens into agitprop, and see how even the most stolid of styles could be complicit in horror.
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The candy is much thicker than resin, he said, and hardens quickly, leaving a short window in which to sculpt or work with it.
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The wax cast is then dipped in what is known as investment, a kind of liquid ceramic, which hardens and, crucially, is heat resistant.
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The table then hardens once the temperature dips back below 71 degrees, releasing the trapped heat and causing a noticeable change in the room's temperature.
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Trans fats, which are produced when vegetable oil hardens in a process called hydrogenation, can be found in margarine, ghee, and shortening products like Crisco.
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Scientists have discovered that suspending fragile 3D-printed structures in a Jello-like goo while the liquid ink hardens keeps them from warping or sagging.
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Simply melt together chocolate with coconut oil (which hardens at lower temperatures, hence creating the shell), pour on ice cream, and get ready to crack.
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An economic slowdown in the early 2020s causes more near-death experiences for the euro, hardens the mood against further integration and increases economic divergence.
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In "The Sick Girl," a sparkling interior scene of 1892, his realist style hardens to such perfection that it dazzles but also seems slightly cold.
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Mr Hussain feels that politicians posit Muslims as a monolithic bloc, and that bitter and media coverage hardens unhelpful notions of irreconcilable Muslim and British identities.
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At the same time, focusing on mental illness each time a mass shooting occurs hardens public attitudes against some of the most vulnerable people in society.
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The resulting substance looks like a liquid, but hardens instantly when you punch it—in fact, it's possible to run across a pool of the stuff.
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One reason why Linder and Cooper disagree so vehemently online may be the fact that the content they see on Facebook hardens beliefs they already have.
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Mills, aluminum smelters and other heavy industries have been ordered to curtail production during the coming winter as the government hardens efforts to fend off smog.
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Unlike traditional 3D printers that build layer-by-layer, Branch's machines will create lattices, which they will then fill with liquid foam and concrete that hardens.
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In 1933, before Florence hardens herself to a life of privation and blind fealty, her Russian boyfriend warns her against devoting her life to a cause.
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While a big pile of cream might not seem like the toughest opponent, "Pokémon Sword" says the cream hardens on impact to protect it from damage.
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White is living its brick-and-mortar loss, staving off more loss, exhaustion, aggrieved exposure, a pale heart even as in daylight white hardens its features.
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From the first episode he makes the best decisions he can, and as bitter experience hardens him, he starts trying to avoid firm decisions and commitments altogether.
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After getting the initial image on canvas, she covers each star with a tiny drop of liquid cement, and when that hardens she paints the image again.
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But as time passes, the clay hardens and is less workable—and like clay, older brains can be less likely to change in response to new situations.
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The super-heated plastic (or, in some cases UV-light activated gel) hardens instantly, letting creative people make, with lots and lots of practice, remarkable 23D objects.
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Instead, the permeable outer layer hardens into a shell, keeping the bubble and its core ideas and its fake facts intact, while repelling new, potentially valid information.
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Police and protesters faced off again on the streets of the financial hub overnight, with riot officers quickly firing tear gas as their response to demonstrators hardens.
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Now the CSU, fearful of losing further support from its conservative base, is threatening to withdraw from the country's grand coalition unless Merkel hardens her immigration stance.
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Only a tiny amount of cellulose is needed to alter the properties of cement because it changes the way water behaves during the process when cement hardens.
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Fluoride strengthens the teeth of babies in a mother's womb, hardens the teeth of children and reduces the risk of tooth decay as gums recede in aging adults.
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A steady hand and a delicate application are necessary when crafting the sugar confections, formed from a soft base into a unique shape just before the sugar hardens.
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Protesters die daily, and many more have been injured and arrested as the resistance hardens against the rule of Mr. Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo.
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You&aposve got to fix it in a way that hardens the place sufficiently -- If that means five metal detectors in a high school, you get five metal detectors.
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It's a technique similar to what 3D printing pens use, except that instead of plastic filament that immediately hardens as it cools, Harvard's printer creates objects from durable metal.
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Hailstones made of diamond form when "lightning storms turn methane into soot (carbon) which as it falls hardens into chunks of graphite and then diamond," according to the BBC.
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When the top layer of lava cools and hardens, it creates a cave that lava can flow through for months before it trains and hollows out, becoming a tube.
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"What happens is people go back and get the nail trimmed aggressively, so the skin hardens on the edge of the nail and causes problems for the patient," she says.
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As the public mood towards offshore shenanigans hardens, more employees of financial and law firms seem to feel morally compelled to pilfer data and hand it to reporters or governments.
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Rather, it is a story of how insecurity and fear can lead a once-unified people to divide themselves along some tribal line, which then hardens into hatred and violence.
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The process hardens the oil, extending its shelf life and giving products like icing and cupcakes a creamy texture, but the product also wreaks havoc on the human circulation system.
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"The steel industry always had its ups and downs," said Nina Jones, 62, a 19-year veteran at the plant who inspects the shiny zinc-coated steel after it hardens.
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After sharing a sweet story about how he's loved her since the first time he set eyes on her, when they were both naked in the Delos lab, his face hardens.
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That's why researchers led by Thomas Angelini and Chris O'Bryan at the University of Florida developed a new material called an organogel that can support the liquid ink as it hardens.
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However, the researchers theorised that the claws the insects have at the ends of their legs, which sharpen as their body armour hardens, might also force lizards to spit them out.
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But instead of blood, when the plastic material is damaged it excretes liquids that combine to form a gel that hardens in about three hours, automatically repairing and hiding the damage.
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Inside this architecture, engineers construct the SLS boosters and concoct the propellant, which begins as a Play-Doh-like pseudoliquid and hardens into the consistency of a (highly flammable) pencil eraser.
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It can cause lung cancer, it can lead to mesothelioma, a fast-acting cancer that attacks major organs, and asbestosis, a cancer that hardens the lungs and ultimately suffocates its victims.
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Jacobson suggests imagining a Clinton presidency that suffers a high-profile disaster — another recession, a disastrous war, a national security emergency — as the GOP hardens its Trumpian rhetoric on immigration and Muslims.
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While some Earth-bound dentists might place a gel over a cavity and flash ultraviolet light over it until it hardens, Bulawa wasn't sure if the same process would work in space.
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"The US military action hardens our determination that the US should be tamed with fire and lets us take our hand closer to the 'trigger' for taking the toughest countermeasure," Kim added.
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And Democrats will again play to type as mindless obstructionists and one-note alarmists — the same overheated opposition that, as the Times's Jeremy Peters reported last month, only hardens support for Trump.
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This builds a component from ribbons or small sheets of carbon-fibre fabric applied to a forming mould together with a resin that hardens when the whole thing is baked in an autoclave.
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Press plastic wrap directly on the surface of the ice cream to prevent ice crystals from forming, cover and store it in your freezer until it hardens completely, between 4 and 12 hours.
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"We have a major security effort at the company that hardens all of our surfaces," Zuckerberg said, adding that the company will be hiring thousands of more employees to boost its security efforts.
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As she sharpens her skills on the ice, her attitude also hardens as evidenced by her instinctual response to instruct her teammates to "hack the bone" after Ralph Wiggum loses a shin guard.
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The African-American experience is somehow at the core of this fragmentation — the original sin that hardens the heart, separates Americans from one another and serves as model and fuel for other injustices.
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" — Rachel Krause, deputy beauty director AHAVA Dunaliella Peel Off Mask"This charcoal mask makes me look kind of scary — it basically hardens around my face, and then peels off super clean and easily.
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And as Iran's response to international isolation hardens, it will likely move to increase its influence in the Middle East -- especially in Iraq, where Iranian proxies are in direct conflict with American personnel.
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Buttigieg's fourth quarter haul, disclosed Wednesday morning, will power the Buttigieg campaign this winter, as the Democratic presidential primary hardens around the top four contenders, along with former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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But with the first debate general election debate with Clinton on the horizon, Trump's last best chance to reshape the race before the current dynamic hardens is here -- if it's not already too late.
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"Scraps of personal data are collected for digital profiles that let businesses know users better than they know themselves and allow companies to offer users increasingly extreme content that hardens their convictions," Cook added.
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A Middle East in which strongmen are reinforced, reform is stillborn, Islamist radicalism thrives, and pluralism is a pipe dream hardens under a president who doesn't know a moral principle from a Big Mac.
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Like most career politicians on these shores, the book's centerpiece Anslinger — whose innocuous eye dashes and bulbous face hardens with a villain-style half-shadow built of pin-dots — prioritized revenue and reputation over everything.
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But rather than argue over who's right, I want to step back and look at how a political media system increasingly organized around that axis deepens political identity, hardens polarization, and raises the political stakes.
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The corn wedges itself into the mashed potatoes, which become cold clumps of starchy goodness, and the meat hardens, making it super easy to stick a fork in and enjoy all three components in one bite.
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None paint a particularly rosy outcome, with the bleakest outlook one that Krueger called "blow it up and make America an island" as President Donald Trump hardens his desire to reduce the swelling U.S. trade deficit.
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Some common additives such as phthalates (which soften PVC) or bisphenol-A (which hardens many types of plastic used in consumer goods) are chemically akin to human hormones, and might therefore disrupt them in high concentrations.
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Although earlier in the book Radtke acknowledges the critique of urban exploration and "ruin porn" as voyeuristic, on these pages beauty hardens into a cold surface, and Radtke seems like a voyeur in her own life.
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It's something she said she learned to make decades ago up in Vermont, at a farm store there near her summer home: a chocolate sauce for ice cream, one that hardens on contact, like a shell.
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"The NTSB report really shines a light on the importance of safety and security of vehicles, so I think it hardens our stance a little bit on safety and security," said Louis Stewart, Sacramento chief innovation officer.
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A mix of concrete, water and other materials are pumped through the 3D-printer, which then pours out a hybrid of concrete mortar that hardens as it is printed, producing layers of structures used to build a house.
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But there's this lag time between when the printer first squirts out the liquid ink, and when that ink solidifies — which presents a problem: how do you keep your structure from collapsing or bending before it fully hardens?
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And the intensification is in the direction of idiosyncrasy, which the gawky Ms. Dorrance both embodies and encourages in her dancers, especially in solos that help offset a machine-dance quality that hardens some of the ensemble sections.
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Trees have some defense mechanisms — they release resin, which hardens into little yellow clusters on the bark (commonly referred to as "popcorn") to fill the holes made by beetles and kill them — but they do not always work.
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He moved meticulously through a process perfected over the past decade: He hardens a polyurethane-based form inside a mold, carves it with a knife, manipulates clay to recreate the bull's facial structure, and sews on the hide.
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Penny, Rose, and Tyreke were all considered potential heirs but in retrospect they are mostly indistinguishable from the Brandon Roys or Tracy McGradys or even James Hardens who were slotted as wings and slowly absorbed ball-handling responsibilities.
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A brand new $50 million "treat-heat" facility — which hardens the steel for use a mile below a gulf oil rig and 200 miles above the Earth's surface within the International Space Center — was ground to a halt.
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Cloud Hardens Satellite Coms By facilitating improved satellite ground terminal interoperability and network data sharing, cloud-based systems can also speed up SATCOM connectivity and allow command and control technology to expedite directives to satellites, industry developers have explained.
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Howe carves a block of the chocolate ice cream into the right size for her taco shell, dips it in a chocolate sauce that hardens, and places it in the sweet taco with a little piping of whipped cream.
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Images: Artist's concepts of Martian colonization / NASAIn a working paper posted on ArXiv, lead researcher Lin Wan and her coauthors lay out a process to use molten sulfur to mix with Martian dirt and then let it set until it hardens.
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The BONDIC pocket welder allows you to use liquid plastic to clean, fill, cure, or shape whatever you need, and it only hardens when you cure it with the included UV light, giving you total control of your repair experience.
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Saudi Arabia and Silicon Valley: Saudi Arabia's global network of business ties and investments are coming under ever closer scrutiny as questions mount and the US government hardens its stance over the disappearance and apparent killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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When DeWitt's passionate struggle for aesthetic expression—a struggle that powerfully animates "The Last Samurai"—is reified in these tales as scenes of repetitively rigged business with imbecile agents and mindless art dealers, the comedy suffers, hardens a bit, and narrows its scope.
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Rutan solved this dilemma in part with a process called pultrusion, in which a machine pulls a material at a constant rate and then bakes it until it hardens, a way to mold huge segments of the plane with a consistent strength.
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In this movie, she makes pain so palpably all-encompassing that you see it in her character's every glance and gesture: It squares Mildred's jaw, hardens her mouth and turns her face to stone, as if she were further fortifying her defenses.
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February 20093, 22009: CDC to pregnant women: Don't go The CDC hardens its advisory on travel, telling pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant not to travel to any of the countries where Zika is circulating, including the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games.
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So many of the themes, philosophical inquiries and character types that appear here will return, honed as Lispector refines her style and hardens them into the diamond-like perfection of her final books, which are narrated in jagged aphorisms — "anti-literature" she called them.
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Magda Sawon, the Polish art dealer and Twitter wit who has run this gallery for more than three decades, made headlines this month when she put out her cap for online donations — necessary, she wrote, as art hardens into a winner-take-all market.
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" The Satanic tribute is one of four in the Capitol rotunda, along with the Christmas tree, the menorah and a solstice display from an anti-religion group that includes a sign that says, "Religion is but myth and superstition that hardens hearts and enslaves minds.
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Just as Democrats regret Bush's second term less, and Republicans regret it more, than either side expected at the time, the same could well prove true of Trump — particularly if the loathing he inspires among younger voters hardens into a persistent distaste for the GOP.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States is finalizing a plan to deny asylum to people who enter the country outside legal ports of entry, as he hardens his stance against a caravan of migrants traveling from Central America.
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This show reunites the four sculptures from that show, including "Mantle," which hardens the drawers of a dressing table; "Shallow Breath," which appears to be a mattress but is in fact the solidified space beneath a bed; and "Closet," whose plaster volumes are flocked with black felt.
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The problem is that the idea he hits most insistently is that vengeance is the hurt that never subsides; it's the hurt that Mildred nurtures and that hardens her and that, over time, becomes so brutally consuming its violence is all but indistinguishable from its cause.
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The 28500 omnibus spending bill established the STOP School Violence Act, which increases coordination between law enforcement and schools, provides mental health crises training for teachers and administrators, and "hardens" school safety systems with metal detectors, door-locking mechanisms, and anonymous reporting and emergency communication technologies.
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They are adapting a now-commonplace manufacturing technique in which a computer-controlled dispenser spews a malleable material that hardens into the shape of a pipe fitting, a chair or an internal organ — or, one day, a whole inhabitable building, with its myriad components and systems robotically extruded.
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The new approach mixes live cells with a gel that starts out as a liquid but quickly hardens to the consistency of living tissue, and layers them in with tiny tunnels that serve as passages for nutrients to feed the cells until blood vessels can grow in and do the job naturally.
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Mothers of Them All An early, searing loss — seven-month-old twins named Philadelphia and Jubilee who succumb to pneumonia — hardens and shatters a young mother's heart in the first section of Ayana Mathis's debut novel, "The Twelve Tribes of Hattie," about one family's fleeting joys and desperate struggles during the Great Migration.
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February 26, 2016: CDC to pregnant women: Don't go at all The CDC hardens its advisory on travel, telling pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant not to travel to any of the countries where Zika is circulating, including Brazil for the August 5-19643 Olympic Games and the September 7-18 Paralympic Games.
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According to Just Born's company history, Born is to thank for several confectionary feats we now take for granted, including producing chocolate sprinkles and that type of chocolate sauce that hardens into a crunchy shell when it hits ice cream; he also invented a machine to put sticks into lollipops, without which our national lollipop game would be sadly deficient.
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As it's being extruded, a UV light on the print head hardens the material giving the webs and cocoons the robot creates instant structure without the need for additional supports to be createdA built-in saw slices the material when the robot's print head needs to move to another location, but the special resin can also be softened again at any time allowing beams and supports to be angled, repositioned, or connected to other parts of the 3D cocoon during the printing process.
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But listen, if a movie can nearly bring you to tears during an extended sequence in which a tuft of Simba's hair floats away in the wind and then along a river, and then flies into a tree, where it is eaten by a giraffe and then turned into a giant poop, which then hardens, and then the poop is rolled around by a dung beetle before it cracks open and the tuft of hair flies, again, to Rafiki, who figures out Simba is alive, then I would have to say that yes, the movie in question absolutely slaps.
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