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A rate spike would also gum up the credit market in Japan.
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Today we are inundated with sports drinks, chewing gum and grooming products.
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Two drops of gum in the centre of the flower imitated dew.
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The drift stuff was upwards of thirteen feet high in the gum-trees.
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I want you to ask Persson what kind of gum she chews.
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This starch paste acts in the same manner as the insoluble mucilage.
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Dissolve gun cotton in sulphuric ether, and thicken it with gum mucilage.
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The root contains tannin and mucilage, it is therefore astringent and demulcent.
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The walls were sealed with mucilage, and bonelike pillars supported the roof.
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Certainly the missing document was not in the ink-pot or the mucilage bottle.
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Yes, yes, of course she is.' Mrs Castaway stirs the glue-pot pensively.
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Often it will hold without binding or glue for a long time.
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Some were weaker than modeling glue; others were used in aerospace construction.
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FINANCING This is the glue that will hold any new pact together.
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When we think we have them cold, they'll use the I'm-rubber-you're-glue strategy.
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Every book sent Africa has red pepper mixed with glue in binding.
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Hold the hoofs in the tongs, and cast them with fish glue.
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Third, political will is the glue that binds all security-focused actions together.
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The glue is soaked in cold water till it is completely soft.
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They only wanted another animal who could slop glue on their best-sellers.
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It is the true glue that holds the hundreds of worlds together.
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And without our glue, we can't use the titanium glue-ins Lee brought.
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You've seen what they do: duct tape, hot glue guns, pins .
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But why can't you just let people's memory glue things back together?
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After the glue has set sufficiently, assemble the remainder of the parts.
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On top of the paper was an empty squeezed tube of glue.
