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1
Ground meat, especially, has a tendency to
clump
together
as it cooks.
2
Behind her ear, dozens of varicolored strands
clump
together
in a cobwebby knot.
3
Add the melted butter and blitz again, until the crumbs start to
clump
together
.
4
When the cells began to
clump
together
and grow dark.
5
Rather, galaxies, dust and gas
clump
together
along massive thread-like filaments skirting vast voids.
6
It was important to keep moving, not
clump
together
.
7
Stir-fry without stirring too much so that the shreds brown a bit and
clump
together
.
8
While he watched, the particles began to
clump
together
.
9
But there was no compelling reason for those Mainstream families to
clump
together
other than preference.
10
They twirl away in the wind,
clump
together
,
or simply melt when you breathe on them.
11
The key to defeating U-boats was cooperation: cargo ships and warships would
clump
together
for mutual protection.
12
There's a tendency in baseball for high performance levels in statistical categories to
clump
together
in time.
13
When the technicians eliminated the goo, the cells would
clump
together
,
suggesting they might now form tumors.
14
SSRIs seem to make it harder for blood cells called platelets to
clump
together
and form clots.
15
Shorn of their hairy layer, the micelles all
clump
together
-without the milk being noticeably sour.
16
It's believed planets are born when discs of cold gas and dust
clump
together
,
creating a 'swirling motion'.
clump
together
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